Pink Game

Pink is a browser puzzle game by Belgian developer Bart Bonte, part of a long-running series of colour-themed puzzle games that includes titles like Green and Rood. Across 25 hand-built levels the goal never changes: turn the whole scene pink. How you get there does — every level hides a different trick, from levers and hidden switches to shapes that only reveal their purpose once you start dragging them around.

There's no timer, no score and no way to lose, so a session is just you and the puzzle: click around, watch what reacts, and work out the logic before moving to the next screen. Levels are short but deliberately cryptic, in keeping with Bonte's usual style of minimalist art and puzzles that don't explain themselves upfront.

Controls

Mouse only. Click on anything that looks interactive to test it, and click the light bulb icon if you want a hint for the level you're stuck on.

Tips

• Nothing in the scene is purely decorative — if an object looks out of place, it's probably clickable.
• Try clicking multiple times or in a different order before assuming an idea is wrong; some puzzles need a sequence, not a single click.
• Use the hint button before restarting the level — the hints are specific to whichever puzzle you're stuck on.
• The win condition is always "the whole screen is pink," so if something changes colour but it isn't pink yet, there's usually one more step.

Pink suits anyone who likes short, no-pressure logic puzzles they can dip into a few minutes at a time. It plays entirely in the browser with nothing to install.