About Orange

Orange is a small logic puzzle game built around a single idea: turn everything on screen orange. Each of its 25 levels is its own self-contained riddle, and the trick that solved the last one usually won't work on the next — one level might be about clicking objects in the right order, another about a hidden switch, another about a visual illusion that isn't what it first looks like.

There's no timer, no score and no fail state, so a session is really just you against the logic of each screen. Levels are short, but a few are genuinely tricky enough that you'll want to look at everything on screen before clicking anything.

Controls

Mouse only. Left-click on shapes and objects to interact with them. A light bulb icon gives you a hint if you get stuck on a level.

Tips

  • Look closely at every object on screen before clicking — the solution is often hidden in a detail you'd otherwise skip past.
  • Use the hint button rather than clicking around randomly; several levels aren't solvable by trial and error alone.

Good fit for anyone who likes short, self-contained brain teasers rather than a puzzle game with an overarching story or difficulty curve.

Orange FAQ

Who made Orange?
Orange was created by Bart Bonte (Bonte Games), known for his short single-idea logic puzzle games.
How many levels does Orange have?
There are 25 levels, each built around its own distinct trick or riddle.
What if I get stuck on a level?
Click the light bulb icon on that level to get a hint instead of guessing randomly.
Do I need anything besides a mouse to play?
No. Every level is solved with left-clicks alone, with no keyboard input needed.

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