Tap one arrow. Watch the board fall like dominoes.

Arrow Domino is a tap-away arrow puzzle game for iPhone and iPad. You tap an arrow to fire it in the direction it points, and when it hits another arrow it triggers that one too — a chain reaction that runs across the board like falling dominoes. The goal of each level is to clear every arrow within a set number of taps.

Read the board first: every arrow will fly the way it points and set off whatever it runs into. Pick the arrow that starts the best chain, tap it, and watch the relay clear the board. Clearing everything within the tap limit solves the level. It's pure logic — no luck, no reflexes.

In most tap-away and unblock-arrow games each tap simply removes one piece. In Arrow Domino a fired arrow triggers the arrows it hits, so a single tap can cascade through the whole board. The puzzle becomes sequencing — figuring out where the chain should start — rather than clean-up. No other shipped game combines this chain-reaction relay with color fusion, splitters, swaps, bombs, ghosts, walls, redirector pads and portals.

Yes. Arrow Domino is free to download and free to finish. There is an optional coin currency you can top up if you want extra hints, but you never have to spend money to complete the game.

There are no forced ads — no interstitial video between levels, ever. Ads are strictly opt-in rewarded videos: you only see one if you deliberately choose to watch it for a bonus, such as doubling your coins after a win.

Yes. Every puzzle plays fully offline, so it's a great game for flights, commutes and anywhere without a signal. An internet connection is only used for optional extras like watching a bonus ad.

There are 651 handcrafted levels arranged into nine chapters. The difficulty rises on a gentle curve: each new mechanic is taught on its own, reinforced, then combined with earlier ones, building from calm early boards to dense logic challenges.

Alongside normal arrows there are five specials, each adding one rule: a splitter launches a twin backwards, a swap trades directions on collision, a bomb detonates on exit and removes its neighbors, and a ghost passes through the first blocker in its path. Same-color arrows that collide fuse and disappear for bonus coins.

They are static board features that change how arrows travel. A redirector pad turns any arrow that flies onto it, then lets it keep going. A portal is a paired teleport cell: an arrow that flies into one emerges from its partner, still moving. Walls simply stop a flight in its tracks. Together they turn each board into a little logic maze.

It's built to be one. Because every level is solved by tracing chains in your head rather than by luck or speed, it exercises planning and spatial reasoning. And since a solver verifies that each level is beatable in its stated number of taps, every puzzle is a fair, self-contained brain teaser.

Yes. If a board has you stuck, you can spend coins on a hint that shows the first move of an optimal solution. You can also undo a tap or refresh the board mid-level. And if you run out of moves, trying again is free.

Both, by design. The early chapters are calm and forgiving — a quiet, satisfying tap-to-clear experience. Later chapters layer in the special arrows and board features for genuine head-scratchers. You can play it as a zen wind-down or a serious logic workout.

Only in spirit. There are no domino tiles — the name comes from the chain reaction. Like a line of dominoes, one tap can topple a whole sequence of arrows, each one setting off the next.

Arrow Domino runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 17 or later. It uses only touch controls, so no extra hardware is needed.