Arrow Tap Cash

Third arrow board in this catalog, and the differences are in the fine print. Arrow Tap Cash is the minimalist take on arrow-extraction: a board of arrows, a correct order hidden in their arrangement, and your job is to tap each one away in that order — before you run out of moves. That move limit is this version's signature pressure.

Everything else is deliberately bare: hundreds of levels with rising challenge, smooth tap feedback, clean board clears, and a sleek, distraction-free look. Sessions scale to the moment — a quick board or a deep run — and there's nothing else on the spec sheet: no boosters, no obstacles, no timers are documented.

Now the name, because it promises something the product page never mentions again: there is no cash in this description. No rewards, no earnings, no payouts, no withdrawal system — nothing. The developer is literally called 'Bit Profit Fx' and the game is called Arrow Tap Cash, yet every documented feature is arrows, order and moves. Anyone downloading it for money will find a puzzle game and only a puzzle game; treat the 'Cash' as branding, full stop.

Which makes its scale the strangest number here: 1M+ downloads and a 4.6 rating are by far the biggest figures in the arrow-puzzle family on this shelf — Maze Out! and Arrow Sweep, its closest relatives, sit at a fraction of that. As a puzzle, it's the stripped-back, move-limited variant; as a listing, read the title as decoration and the description as the truth.