Tricky Arrow 2

Each level gives you a set number of arrows and a circular target that never stops turning. Tapping releases an arrow straight ahead, so the only real decision is when. The number printed in the bullseye counts down the arrows you have left. Land all of them and the level is done; hit an arrow already stuck in the board and one of your three hearts goes with it.

That second rule is what tightens the game as it goes. The first arrow can go almost anywhere, but by the fifth the target carries five obstacles of your own making, and the safe gaps between them narrow each time. A level that looked generous at the start turns into a matter of threading one arrow through a hand-sized space.

The spin is not always steady either. Later levels change speed, reverse direction or pause for a beat, so counting a rhythm from the opening rotations stops working. Watching one full turn before committing costs nothing and is usually the difference between a clean hit and a wasted arrow.

Nothing here needs more than a single input, which makes it easy to play on a phone between other things. The difficulty comes entirely from the arrangement of what you have already thrown, so a failed level is better restarted at once than studied. It follows the first Tricky Arrow and keeps the same single-button idea.