Arc Tracker
Adelie Penguin · 2025 · Puzzle, Arcade, 2D, Surreal, Nonlinear
PC
6 user reviews83% · 6
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About Arc Tracker
Arc Tracker: A whole new paradigm for puzzle games
Move the ball, avoid obstacles, earn coins, and reach the destination using only circular orbits! It sounds easy and simple... but it's not! Immerse yourself in a world of deep and challenging puzzles!BASIC Mode: Chill, immersive, and basic play
In BASIC mode, you can fully experience the essence of “Arc Tracker”. Learn basic controls, explore how to clear stages within a limited number of moves, think carefully, and develop a better understanding of key puzzle elements.AUTO Mode: A perfect blend of brainpower and reflexes
Unlike BASIC mode, the ball never stops! Play faster and learn more advanced control skills as you change the orbit before the ball hits obstacles.DYNAMIC Mode: Breaking all the rules
Now you can drag the orbit itself in real-time and move the ball freely! The ability to stabilize a bouncing ball, almost like riding a unicycle, will push you to greater technical heights.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
This game is fun and chill
I also tried the mobile version, but I definitely enjoyed the PC version much more. On mobile, playing on a small screen with touch controls felt a bit inconvenient (though it gets better once you get used to it), but on PC, there was no such discomfort, making the experience much smoother. I especially liked the intuitive gameplay of connecting straight lines and moving along the circular points ahead. It’s light and easy to pick up, yet it requires you to think, which makes it very engaging. As the difficulty gradually increases, it sparks a sense of challenge and gives a great feeling of accomplishment.
I'll start out by saying I do not think Arc Tracker is worth the $11 price - at least in its current form. However it is a very well polished game and great if you just want something chill to play without much thought or stress.
This game is tagged as "Casual", "Relaxing" and "Puzzle". But in reality it is simply a reaction game. The puzzle part of the game is neither hard nor challenging. After about the first 30 levels, clearing a level is all about reaction speed and hand-eye coordination. So I don't see anything casual nor relaxing about this game. In opposite the game is rather a frustrating experience if it is almost obvious from the beginning how to clear the level (and several levels can be cleared with less movements than the "minimum"), but I have to repeat it a multitude of times just to get timing right once. I'm sure people who actually like the reaction style gameplay will find this game great. But for me it almost felt like false advertisement.
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