Amaze GO! Level 177 Guide: How to Clear the Puzzle Grid

To solve Level 177 in Amaze GO!, clear the outermost arrows pointing directly off the screen before tapping any interior pieces. Level 177 packs directional arrow tiles into a dense, interlocking layout where core pieces cross paths and block one another. Tapping unobstructed edge tiles first opens escape lanes, enabling you to peel away the secondary ring and safely release the central cluster without collisions.

Step-by-Step Clearing Sequence for Level 177

Every arrow tile requires an unobstructed flight path in the direction its point faces. If an arrow's forward lane crosses even an edge of a stationary tile, it bounces back and causes a collision penalty. Work strictly from the outside inward across three phases.

Phase 1: Remove Free Perimeter Arrows

Scan all four outer borders of the board for arrows facing away from the center.

1. Locate the outward-pointing arrows along the top, bottom, and side edges that face directly into empty screen margins.
2. Tap each perimeter arrow individually to send it off the board.
3. Check the gaps created along the edges, which reveal the flight lanes needed by the next layer.

Phase 2: Unpin the Secondary Ring

Once the border tiles are gone, the secondary layer of perpendicular flank tiles becomes accessible.

1. Identify the arrows whose forward paths were previously blocked by the perimeter tiles you just removed.
2. Tap these exposed horizontal and vertical tiles one at a time as their escape paths clear.
3. Work around the perimeter evenly to relieve structural tension from all sides of the central cluster.

Phase 3: Collapse the Core Cluster

With the outer and secondary rings removed, the dense center can unravel.

1. Locate the lead anchor arrow in the core that now points directly through an open secondary lane.
2. Tap this lead piece to begin the exit chain.
3. Clear the remaining central tiles sequentially by following the line of arrows stacked behind the lead tile until the board is clear.

Collision Traps and Timing Rules

Level 177 features narrow margins where visual crowding can cause misplays:

• Verify the full corridor: Do not attempt to clear a central tile simply because one side of the board looks open. An unremoved edge tile on an adjacent axis can still clip an exiting piece by a single grid unit.
• Wait for exit animations: Tapping a trailing arrow while the leading arrow is still flying off the board can register a collision box overlap. Let the preceding tile fully exit the screen before tapping the piece behind it.
• Trace backward from empty margins: If you are unsure which piece is safe to move, look at the empty space outside the grid and trace straight sightlines backward into the formation. The first arrow point encountered along a clear line is always safe to tap.