Arrows Disappear

Arrows Disappear takes the tap-an-arrow puzzle off a flat board and wraps it around a cube. Level one is a two by two by two block, with every face tiled and every tile carrying an arrow that points somewhere.

Tap a tile and it lifts away, leaving a notch in the cube behind it. The counter under the level name starts at nine and drops with each tap, so the board is not just asking you to clear it, but to clear it in nine taps.

Dragging turns the cube freely, and that costs nothing at all. Half the tiles are hidden from any one angle, which makes spinning it the first thing you do rather than the last.

Three helpers sit under the board: one swaps arrows, one works on the cube itself, and one rotates. The screen shows nothing else: no timer, no hearts and no score, only the level and the taps you have left.