Play Arrow Chain free on Arrow Games. Tap a tile to send arrows across the garden and trigger the next tiles. Use tools in Play or clear the whole board in One Tap.

1. Read the arrowheads on a tile before you tap. A tile can fire in more than one direction, including diagonally.
2. Follow each arrow straight to the first tile it would hit. Empty cells and tiles that have already cleared let arrows pass through.
3. Tap a tile and let the chain finish. The Moves left counter drops by one for your tap, even if the chain clears a dozen tiles.
4. If tiles are still standing, trace a new route from what's left. An arrow that flies off the board won't trigger another tile.

Tap ? for the three-step help, then go to page 2 to look up an item.

On Home, choose Play for room to experiment or One Tap to test your starting tile.

• Play is the best place to learn Arrow Chain. Gardens 1–8 start with four moves, Gardens 9–16 give you five, and Garden 17 onward gives you six. Use Levels from Home to revisit unlocked gardens and improve your stars.
• One Tap gives you the same layouts with one move and no items. Open it from Home and choose the first unlocked challenge. It tracks progress separately, so clearing a garden in Play won't unlock the next One Tap board. If any tile survives, choose Try again and change your starting tile.

Garden 2 is where the chain starts to branch. Before you tap, look for a tile that can reach the bottom of the grid and send arrows back across it. If you want the one-tap solution, start on the rightmost tile in the second row, the one pointing down.

Follow the right-hand arrow down. The tile below it fires down and down-left, starting two branches along the bottom row.

Garden 3 is a loop. Start at the top left and the chain goes right, down, left, then back up. Later gardens mix longer flights with tiles that fire in three directions. When two branches cross, a late arrow can fly through a spot the first branch already cleared.

Arrow Chain gives you one Hammer, two +1 move uses, and two Undos at the start of a regular garden. If your last move leaves tiles standing, look for Undo last tap on the A little detour screen. If it isn't available, select Try again.

When you see Garden bloomed!, choose Next garden to keep going.

Pick Arrow Chain if you enjoy working out how one move can clear a whole board. There's no countdown to rush you, and the portrait board works with a tap on a phone or a click on a computer. If you prefer to free pieces one by one, try Arrow Puzzle Go. If you'd rather rotate the board to find open paths, try Arrow Cube 3D. All three are playable in your browser on Arrow Games.