About Black

Black is a stylish, minimalist puzzle game from developer Bart Bonte. In this entry of his famous color-themed puzzle series, your goal is deceptively simple: make the entire screen black. However, the catch is that every single stage operates on a completely different set of rules. You start with a screen that might have buttons, numbers, or odd shapes, and it is up to you to experiment until you understand what the game wants from you.

A typical session is a mix of trial, error, and sudden realization. Because there are no written instructions, you have to interact with the screen elements to see how they behave. You might need to click buttons in a specific sequence, drag objects to cover light spots, or solve a quick visual riddle. The satisfaction comes from that "aha" moment when the logic clicks and the screen fades to black.

Controls

The game is entirely driven by your mouse. Use the Left Mouse Button to interact with the screen. Depending on the puzzle, you will need to click, hold, or drag objects around.

Tips

  • Try everything: If a level seems static, try dragging your cursor across the screen or holding down the mouse button on different objects.
  • Watch for subtle cues: Sometimes the shape of the objects or the order in which they light up gives away the pattern you need to replicate.
  • Use hints sparingly: The lightbulb icon offers helpful clues if you are truly stuck, but part of the fun is taking a break and coming back with a fresh perspective.

Black FAQ

How many levels are there in Black?
The browser version of Black features 25 unique puzzle levels to solve.
What should I do if I get stuck?
If you are stuck on a puzzle, look for the light bulb icon on the screen. Clicking it will give you a hint to help you figure out the level's hidden logic.
What are the controls for Black?
The game is entirely point-and-click. You only need your mouse to click, hold, or drag elements on the screen to solve the puzzles.

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