Arrow Explorer vs Curling Clash

Arrow Explorer is an order-based puzzle where every tap matters. The screen starts as a compact stack of arrowed lines. Your job is to peel them away, one by one, until nothing remains. Here’s the twist: you may only remove a line if it’s currently free (not blocked). Tap it and it will slide out in its arrow direction. Choosing the wrong line at the wrong time may cost you a chance. How it works - Tap only lines that aren’t blocked - The line slides out along its arrow direction - You get 3 mistakes before the level ends - Clear every line to complete the puzzle What makes it addictive - Minimal controls, real strategy: it’s all about sequence - Quick, satisfying clears with a calm, focused vibe - Great for short breaks—or long “one more try” sessions If you like puzzles that feel relaxing but demand precision, Arrow Explorer is your next obsession.

Turn nearby phones into one shared curling rink. Curling Clash: Tabletop brings a curling match to the table. Place 2–6 phones end to end, fit the rink on each screen, and line up the circles between neighbouring devices. Then take turns sending red and yellow stones toward the target. DRAG TO THROW Position your stone, drag its ghost toward the target, and release. Drag distance, speed and direction shape your shot. Stones glide, rotate and collide as they travel across the connected screens. PLAY TOGETHER Create a room and share its four-digit code. The host approves players and assigns teams. Take turns using the host phone to throw while the other phones display the rest of the rink. Play three ends, with four stones per team in each end. PRACTISE ON ONE DEVICE Choose Practice for an offline rink with 2–6 simulated screens. The view follows your stone as it travels. Try gentle draws, stronger throws and collisions, then clear the ice and go again. Multiplayer requires 2–6 compatible devices with the app installed and an internet connection. Keep every device awake, open in the app and arranged in its numbered position. Practice works offline on one device.