Every level of Arrow Weave starts as a picture — a silhouette drawn from one of well over a thousand emoji shapes — packed tight with arrows all pointing somewhere. Tap one and it slides off along its escape path, unless something blocks the way. That single rule, release the arrow that has a clear runway, unspools into a genuinely brainy logic puzzle about reading order and opening a path.

The satisfaction is in the chaining: pull arrows in the right sequence and combos stack up, while sloppy picks stall you against blocked collisions. Three-star ratings reward clean solves, and the deterministic daily challenge — scaling all the way up to a 150x150 monster — hands everyone the same board to crack, so your time actually means something on the Pogglo leaderboards. A hint is there for when a picture ties itself in knots.

It plays free in the browser on both desktop and mobile — tap and pinch on a phone, or drive the whole thing from arrow keys and the spacebar at a desk. As thinky puzzles go it is unusually generous with its 'aha' moments, and it slots neatly beside our other thinky games.