What makes Arrow Escape a logic puzzle?
The 300-level sequence uses pictures assembled from curved lines. Your task is to read dependencies: an arrow may have an open exit, or it may need another line to leave first. There is no timer in this version, so you can inspect a busy picture before deciding what to remove.
The opening pictures are Upward Arrow, Five-Point Star, Car and Heart. For help with those shapes, use the opening-level walkthrough. It explains where to look without assuming that everyone must use one exact tap order.
A useful way to solve a blocked arrow
Start at the arrowhead and trace straight toward the edge. Suppose line A points right but meets B. Inspect B’s head next; if its upward route is empty, remove B and then try A. If B is also blocked, keep following the chain. A line’s own curved body does not prevent it from leaving.
Use the blocking-chain guide when a picture becomes difficult to read. If you prefer colorful lines and an optional timer, Arrow Go uses the same puzzle system with a different pace.