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Mobile game
Coming soon to Google Play
Arrow Postcards
Slide the arrows away. Collect the views.
- Platform
- Android
- Built with
- Flutter and Flame
- Content
- 300 levels, 30 journeys
- Plays
- Offline, no internet needed
The idea
Tap an arrow and it flies off the board. Sounds easy, but every arrow is blocked by another one, so you have to find the right order. Clear the board, earn your stars, and collect a hand-drawn postcard from every stop on your trip.
We wanted a puzzle game that feels calm and clever at the same time: short levels for a quick break, with a new idea every few boards so it never gets stale.
Inside the game
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01A trip around the world, one journey at a time 
02Tap an arrow and it flies off the board 
03Boards of every shape 
04New twists in every journey 
05Fill an album with hand-drawn postcards 
06A daily puzzle with a streak calendar 
07A lucky spin for free rewards 
08Stars for every board you clear
What makes it fun
New twists all the time
Ice that cracks, lava that melts rocks, portals, gates, spinning arrows, moving belts and fog. Every journey adds something new.
Boards of every shape
Canyons, rings, islands and mountains, with bigger boards and smarter puzzles as you go.
Postcards to collect
Each journey ends with a landmark level and a big wonder puzzle, and every stop adds a hand-drawn postcard to your album.
Something new every day
A daily puzzle with a streak calendar, a lucky spin, a 90-second Express Rush and weekend trip events.
How we built it
- Every level is checked by code to be solvable before it ships.
- The store screenshots and feature graphic are drawn by the game's own code, so they always match the real game.
- Ads come with Google's consent pop-up for players in Europe and the UK, plus a one-time No Ads purchase.
- Helpful boosters (hint, undo, freeze, hammer) for when a board gets tough.
- Flutter
- Flame