Orange

Somewhere beneath the waves, Orange unfolds as a peculiar little collection game where plankton-gathering is your sole purpose — and the oranges themselves are out to ruin it. They drift and bounce with an almost smug energy, costing you a life every time contact is made.

The red balls scattered across each stage are worth hunting down. Grab them and something shifts in your favor, nudging your score upward and giving you a brief sense of control in what is otherwise a fairly chaotic underwater scramble.

What makes it oddly compelling is how quickly the tension builds. Lives are limited, the oranges multiply in presence, and the plankton never stops demanding your attention. It's a game that rewards patience and spatial awareness far more than speed. Simple to pick up, genuinely tricky to master at higher point thresholds.