Arrow Sweep

If this board looks familiar, it should: arrow-extraction is having a moment. Arrow Sweep is the minimal version — a field of arrows pointing every which way, some free to leave, most blocked by the pattern around them. Study the layout, find an arrow whose route off the board is clear, and tap: it sweeps away.

Each removal rewrites the puzzle. A blocked path opens. A new arrow becomes available. Another move appears. The whole game is that chain reaction, repeated until the board stands completely clear — order is everything, because sweeping the wrong arrow first can leave the rest staring at each other with nowhere to go.

Set it beside its catalog cousin honestly: Maze Out!, elsewhere on this shelf, layers on a timer, linked arrows and pipes. This listing promises none of that — no clock, no obstacle zoo, no boosters, and no published level count either. What remains is the pure sequence puzzle, for better and worse: cleaner, and thinner on paper.

The paperwork has one more quirk worth printing: the publisher of record is 'SMART CAR SERVIECS INC' — a car-services company (spelling theirs) moonlighting as a puzzle studio, which tells you something about this corner of the store. Small stakes either way: 50K+ downloads, 4.5 stars, and a tidy little logic loop for players who like their puzzles reduced to one good decision at a time.