Orange Peel

Somewhere in the void of outer space, a cluster of oranges faces an unlikely threat — acid rain. Orange Peel is a puzzle game built around one deceptively simple goal: keep the fruit intact. A single drop of corrosive rain dissolves an orange completely, so every level demands a solution before the clouds open up.

The puzzles ask you to think about angles, timing, and the objects scattered across each stage. Nothing is handed to you. Barriers need to be placed with care, and what works in one scenario often fails completely in the next. The space setting adds a strange, weightless quality to the physics that takes a little getting used to.

Difficulty builds gradually, rewarding patience more than speed. The charm comes partly from the absurdity of the premise — citrus fruit, outer space, acid rain — and partly from the quiet satisfaction of watching a well-constructed solution hold up under pressure.