Right Away

A calm arrow puzzle game: tap an arrow and it slides off the board, unless something is in its way. 1,000 puzzles across 20 chapters, from tiny boards to giant pictures, with rotators, bombs, portals and more.

Right Away is an arrow puzzle game you play right in your browser. Every arrow on the board points somewhere, and when you tap it, it slides off in that direction along its own path. The catch: if another arrow is in the way, it bumps back and you lose one of your three lives. Work out the right order, clear the board, and move on to the next puzzle.

It starts with tiny boards you can read at a glance and grows into giant pictures with more than 200 arrows. Boards are drawn in 78 shapes, from a whale and a teapot to a butterfly and a rocket, and some spell out words and numbers. Each of the 20 chapters ends with a boss board.

If you enjoy logic puzzles such as Sudoku, Nonograms or sliding-block games like Unblock Me, this is the same kind of quiet, satisfying brain teaser, built around one simple tap.

How to play the arrow puzzle game

Tap any arrow. If the path in front of its tip is clear all the way to the edge, it slides off the board. If another arrow blocks it, it bounces back and costs a life. Clear every arrow to solve the level.

Look for arrows whose path is already free, send those first, and watch new paths open up behind them. On bigger boards, zoom in to follow long snaking arrows to their tips.

Features

• 1,000 arrow puzzles in 20 chapters, from small boards to giant pictures with 200+ arrows
• 8 clever pieces, each introduced with a tip card and practice boards: rotators, bombs, keys and locks, portals, frozen arrows, one-way gates, armoured arrows and colour gates
• Up to 3 stars per level: clear it, make no mistakes, and beat the target time
• A world map to follow and replay any level, plus a collection of every piece you discover
• A new daily puzzle every day
• Hints that show you an arrow that can leave when you're stuck
• No countdown: the target time only counts towards the third star
• Three calm music themes: marimba, electric piano and kalimba
• Your progress is saved in this browser after every move

Tips

• Start from the edges: arrows pointing outward near the border are often free right away.
• Before tapping, trace the arrow's whole path, not just the first step. Long arrows can bend around corners.
• Rotators turn when they're blocked, which can open up a new path.
• Bombs clear the arrows around them, which can free a whole crowded corner at once.
• Out of lives? You can refill them and keep your board as it was.
• Going for three stars? Solve it once to learn the order, then replay it from the map.

FAQ

How do you solve an arrow puzzle?

Find an arrow whose path to the edge is completely clear and tap it. Each arrow you remove opens space for others, so keep clearing the free ones first. If you get stuck, a hint shows you an arrow that can leave.

Can I play Right Away online without downloading?

Yes. Right Away runs in your web browser on a computer, phone or tablet. There's nothing to install, and your progress is saved in the browser you play in.

How many levels are there?

1,000 levels across 20 chapters, plus a new daily puzzle every day.

Is there a time limit?

No. There's no countdown. Each level has a target time, but it only matters if you want the third star.

What happens when I lose all my lives?

You can get your lives back and carry on with the same board, so you never lose your progress on a big puzzle.

Is Right Away good for kids and adults?

Yes. The rules take seconds to learn, the early boards are gentle, and the later chapters are a real brain teaser for adults.