3D sliding logic puzzle
Arrow Cube: Slide Puzzle
Arrow Cube: Slide Puzzle is a 3D sliding logic puzzle for iOS and Android. Every arrow on the cube points one way: tap it to slide it off along that direction, but only if nothing blocks its path. Drag to spin the cube and pinch to zoom in on the tricky spots, then clear every arrow to finish the level. Puzzles grow from a gentle start to real brain-burners across 100+ levels.
Features
What to expect when you play Arrow Cube: Slide Puzzle.
- Tap an arrow to slide it off the cube along the direction it points
- Drag to spin the cube and pinch to zoom in on the tricky spots
- A blocked arrow flashes red and costs you a try
- Hints reveal an arrow that can leave right now; deletes remove any arrow you tap, even a blocked one
- Lives refill over time, or watch an optional ad to keep playing
- 100+ levels that grow from a gentle start to real brain-burners
- A Booster Pack adds extra hints and deletes with no ceiling
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Frequently asked questions
Quick answers about Arrow Cube: Slide Puzzle. More help is on the support page.
How do lives work?
You have up to 5 lives. A life is spent when you run out of tries on a level and leave it. A new life arrives every 2 hours, and watching an optional ad makes the wait shorter.
How do hints and deletes work?
The bulb shows an arrow that can leave right now, and the scissors remove any arrow you tap, even a blocked one. Free hints and deletes refill over time, and a Booster Pack adds more with no ceiling.
I reinstalled the game and my progress is gone.
Arrow Cube has no accounts or cloud save, so levels, stars, lives and helpers are stored only on your device. Purchases like Remove Ads can be brought back from Settings → Shop → Restore Purchases.
Does Arrow Cube have ads or in-app purchases?
Yes. Arrow Cube shows banner and between-level ads, which the Remove Ads purchase removes. Optional rewarded ads stay available because you choose to watch them.
Does Arrow Cube collect my personal data?
Arrow Cube has no accounts and no servers of its own. The only data that leaves your device is what Google AdMob needs to show ads and what Google Firebase needs to count usage and crashes. Full details are in the privacy policy.