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Word Buster Arrow Puzzle Red Remover City Craft Color dots |
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5.685 times played
2,73 - 108 votes
Click as much arrows as possible before you reach a dead end in this simple puzzle game. Click one arrow to start, from then on you can only click arrows that lay in the direction your selected arrow is pointing to.
A game by: IFGDb, Rick van Helden
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