Zhao’s daily challenge

Clear Shot

Find the open path. Let it fly.

A fresh tangle of arrows every day. Clear them all, and don’t hit anything.

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Tuesday, Nov 10 Free to play

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Puzzles solved: 0
Current streak: 0 days
Best streak: 0 days
Best time: No time recorded

Solve your first puzzle to start a streak and set a best time.

Last 14 days

Oct 28 – Nov 10

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Outside the playable window

Look Follow each arrowhead’s line to the edge.
Shoot Tap an arrow with an open path.
Avoid bumps Each one adds five seconds.
Clear Send every arrow off the board.

The rules

Every arrow flies the way it points.

Tap an arrow to shoot it. If its path to the edge is open, it flies off the board. If another arrow is in the way, it bumps and five seconds go on your clock. Clear the whole board to finish.

Rules

Solving tips

Look along the arrowheads.

Only the head matters. Follow the line it points along to the edge of the board, and ignore how the shaft bends behind it. Each arrow you clear opens new paths, so a board that looks stuck never is.

Solving Tips

One board a day.

Everyone gets the same arrows, so you can compare times with friends. Clear it on consecutive days to build a streak.

Five seconds a bump.

There are no lives to lose and no way to get stuck. A careless tap just costs you time. Leave partway through and your board is saved.

About the game

An arrow puzzle, for sharp eyes.

Clear Shot is an arrow puzzle: a full board of bent arrows, each waiting for a clear line to the edge.

Removing an arrow can never trap another one, so there’s no wrong order. The skill is in seeing which shot is open, quickly, and not firing until you’re sure.