Vanishing Arrows is a 3D puzzle game built around a simple idea: every block has an arrow, and that arrow determines how the block can leave the structure. Your job is to inspect the cube from different angles, find blocks whose removal path is clear, and dismantle the entire structure without getting stuck.
The challenge comes from planning the order of your moves. A block may look removable from one side while another piece is still blocking its arrow's path. Rotating the structure lets you inspect those hidden relationships and decide which block should go first.
The game presents you with cube-like structures made from individual blocks. Arrows appear on the faces of those blocks and point toward the only direction in which a block can be removed.
To make a move, select a block whose arrow points into empty space. If its path is clear, the block flies off-screen, opening up more space in the structure. Continue removing blocks until the entire level has been cleared.
That makes every move part of a larger sequence. Removing one piece can expose another, while choosing the wrong piece too early can leave you with blocks that no longer have a usable path. Instead of simply searching for any available move, you'll need to look at the structure as a whole.
