Orange (Bonte)

A blank scene waits for one color, and the rule changes every time you solve a puzzle in Orange (Bonte). Fifty logic levels stand between you and a fully orange screen. Nothing stays fixed for long. One puzzle uses a tiny mechanism, another swaps in sports targets, and the next tests how well you compare fruit patterns. The color stays the same. The logic does not. That shift from one idea to the next gives the game its rhythm and makes the next board hard to predict.

How to play?

Buttons, balls, slices, and other objects react in different ways from one puzzle to the next. Hit a switch several times when a panel needs repeated input. A basketball must pass through every hoop before the screen changes. Matching orange segments solves the puzzle that asks for identical slices. Some riddles give away the trick fast. Others hide it behind timing, order, or one small detail on the field. Try a move, watch what changes, and use that clue on the next attempt.