Purple

About

Purple is a minimalist puzzle game where you manipulate onscreen elements to turn every level entirely purple. Each of the 50 stages follows its own rules, requiring you to experiment with shapes, colors, and interactions. Developer Bart Bonte leans into his signature style of simple yet clever mechanics, letting players figure out the logic through trial and error. The lack of hints means some levels will stump you for a while, but the satisfaction of cracking them feels earned. The game’s charm lies in its deceptive simplicity. While the goal is always the same, the methods to achieve it vary wildly, from color-mixing physics to hidden object interactions. Early levels ease you in, but later stages introduce curveballs that keep things fresh. With a 4.8/5 average on iOS, fans of Bonte’s previous puzzle work like BartBontePresents or One Touch Drawing might recognize his knack for balancing challenge and clarity. The bite-sized format makes it easy to pick up and put down, though you’ll likely want to keep going once you hit a rhythm.