Arrow Puzzle Level 1 Solution & Walkthrough (Easybrain)

The referenced Easybrain Arrow Puzzle Level 1 recording shows a short three-arrow tutorial. Its demonstrated order is the center arrow pointing up, the arrow on the right pointing down, then the arrow on the left pointing up. This sequence clears the recorded board without losing a life.

Before each tap, confirm that the arrow's entire forward path—from its arrowhead to the board edge—is clear. The recording demonstrates this order; it does not establish that the sequence is the only possible solution.

Each tap in the referenced recording follows Easybrain's clear-path rule. Use the sequence as a description of that recorded tutorial, and recheck the full forward lane before every move instead of assuming that the same order applies to a different board.

Describe each move by position and direction—center up, right down, left up. This position-plus-direction wording makes the recorded sequence easy to follow without relying on color.

If your Level 1 board does not contain the same three vertical arrows, the reason for the difference is unknown. Follow the visible board and Easybrain's official clear-path rule, or use the in-game hint, rather than forcing this sequence.

Start at each arrowhead, not at the tail. An upward arrow needs an empty vertical lane from its head to the top boundary. A downward arrow needs the corresponding lane to the bottom boundary. Easybrain's official instructions describe the same free-path rule: blocked space ahead prevents a move.

After each arrow leaves, scan the board again before choosing the next move. The recorded sequence is center up, right down, then left up, but the safety check is always the complete lane ahead of the arrowhead.

The reusable lesson is to trace the exact direction of travel and choose an arrow whose full route to the boundary is open. Apply that rule to the board currently visible in your app.

Do not apply the recorded order until you have confirmed that your board matches the same three-arrow tutorial. On any different board, inspect the complete forward lane of each arrow before tapping.

Do not apply a walkthrough for the similarly named Arrows Puzzle Escape. That is a different game with different boards. This page covers Arrow Puzzle: Tap Puzzle Games by Easybrain and records a Level 1 reference published on 19 February 2026 and verified on 27 July 2026.

A blocked tap costs a life according to Easybrain's official help page. If your board differs from the reference, check the lane ahead or use a hint rather than testing an uncertain arrow repeatedly.

As verified on 27 July 2026, Easybrain's official store description says Arrow Puzzle contains hundreds of handcrafted puzzles, but it does not publish a fixed final level count.

For the most current answer, check the official store listing and the progress shown in your installed game. This walkthrough records one Level 1 reference and its verification date instead of claiming a permanent total for every installation.