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Red is a free puzzle game available on Android that offers players a challenging continuation of the previous title, Yellow. It features 50 unique levels, each with distinct logical rules that require players to think critically to keep the screen from turning red. The game’s design is minimalistic, focusing on the puzzles themselves, which enhances the overall experience. Players can expect a variety of challenges that test their problem-solving skills as they progress through the levels.

For those who may find themselves stuck, Red provides assistance through a light bulb button that appears after a certain time, offering helpful hints to guide players. Additionally, an in-app purchase option allows users to unlock a premium feature that removes advertisements associated with hint usage. This ensures a smoother gameplay experience for those who prefer uninterrupted puzzle-solving.

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Release
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Version
3.9
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Android
Operating System
Android 15.0
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Total Downloads
41
Downloads Last Week
0

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The sequel to my 'yellow' game is here. Can you make the screen red in 50 levels. Each level has its own logic.

The sequel to my 'yellow' game is here!

Can you make the screen red in 50 levels?

Each level has its own logic.

Do you need help? Use the light bulb button that will appear after a while in the top right of each level to get a hint. There are multiple hints for each level.

With the premium unlock in-app you will not get ads before the hints.

A Bart Bonte / bontegames puzzle game.


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