Arrow unleashed progress: restarting puzzles versus resetting app data

Choose the action that matches your intention

If you only want another attempt at a puzzle, use the game’s puzzle restart rather than deleting app storage. If your intention is to remove every local record, Android storage controls or uninstalling are the relevant actions. These choices have different consequences even when both are casually described as a reset.

The current release keeps progress in private local app storage. That includes completion dates, daily puzzle completions, XP, badges, daily goals, remaining lives, hints, and preferences. Keeping the app data intact matters when you want your next session to continue from those records.

Before troubleshooting missing progress

1. Confirm that you opened Arrow unleashed on the same phone where you played. A similarly named game or a separate installation is not the same local record.
2. Consider what changed before the progress disappeared: an uninstall, clear-storage action, device change, or ordinary puzzle restart. Write that down before making more changes.
3. If the app is still installed, avoid clearing its storage as an experiment. That action removes the very records you may be trying to keep.
4. Contact support with the app name, phone model, installed version if available, and the sequence of events. Do not assume support has a remote copy of the save.

This is a checklist for understanding the situation, not a guaranteed recovery procedure. The app does not upload gameplay information to Wonderworld Labs, and there is no developer-operated game server from which your records can be downloaded.

What Android clear storage means for this game

Android distinguishes temporary cache from app data. Clear storage removes an app’s data; it is not equivalent to closing and reopening the app. Labels may differ between phones, so read the confirmation on your device before choosing a deletion action.

For Arrow unleashed, the privacy policy identifies Android clear storage and uninstalling as ways to remove local gameplay records. If you deliberately want to start over, first decide whether losing milestones and settings is acceptable. The current release has no in-app reset-all control.

Do not infer that clearing cache resets your puzzle history or that it repairs every save problem. This guide does not prescribe cache clearing as a recovery method. It explains the documented deletion boundary so that a routine troubleshooting attempt does not become an accidental reset.

Changing phones and keeping realistic expectations

The app has no account and is configured not to participate in Android app-data backup. There is no documented cloud-save or cross-device synchronization feature in this release. Installing the game on another device should not be treated as a way to recover your previous local progress.

Daily completions and badges describe what is stored by your installation. They do not imply an online leaderboard or a server-side history. If keeping a record of a milestone matters to you, note it separately before removing the app, while recognizing that a note or screenshot is not an importable game save.

Questions and answers

Does a puzzle restart delete all my XP and badges?

No. Restarting one puzzle does not delete all progress, settings, or milestones.

Can Wonderworld Labs restore my save from its server?

The current release does not upload gameplay data or maintain a developer server copy. Server recovery is therefore unavailable.

How do I intentionally remove all local records?

Use Android Settings to clear the app storage or uninstall the app. These actions remove local information; review the consequences before proceeding.

Further reading

• Android Help: storage, cache, and app data