Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm the maker of Atlas Arrows. What inspired it: I play short puzzle games in the gaps of the day, and most of them leave nothing behind — you finish "Level 37" and forget it a minute later. I wanted those few minutes to feel like a small trip instead. So every board is a real place. The grid is built from the actual outline of a city or country, and long, bent arrows are laid across it. Tap one and it slides off the map; if something is in its way, it bumps back and costs a heart. The direction is always obvious — the order is the puzzle. How it evolved: early versions used short, straight arrows, and the boards felt like any other tile game. Making the arrows long lines that bend across the whole map changed everything — one tap can clear a corner, and one wrong tap shows you exactly what was blocking it. Building boards from real map data (Natural Earth for countries, OpenStreetMap and geoBoundaries for cities) was the other big step: the shape of the place became the level design. Clear a board, collect that city's stamp, and watch your world map fill in. No timer, three hearts, one thumb. I'd love your feedback — and tell me which city you'd like to see next!

Atlas Arrows

An arrow puzzle played on the shapes of real cities

An arrow puzzle played on the shapes of real cities