Tealy & Orangey
A unique puzzle platform game that also requires some sharp reflexes at times. You control two coloured blobs – Tealy & Orangey, in case you hadn’t worked it out – and have to get them both in to their end of level markers at the same time.
Sounds easy enough, and it does start out that way, but as you progress more hazards and twists are introduced. By the time you reach the end each level will give you a lot to concentrate on!
Features
- Unique puzzle platform gameplay.
- 30 challenging levels.
- Standard and Advanced game modes.
- Practice mode, allowing you to hone your skills on any previously completed level.
- Your best playthrough time is added to the Kongregate high score table.
Press
It’s neat. You should try it.
Ken Levine (creative director of Bioshock)
very clever and unique. player attention is something we don’t leverage as a resource often enough and [Tealy & Orangey] does that well.
What it does, it does very well. Its execution is almost flawless, the jumping feels right, and the intelligent level design allows the mechanics to thrive.
9/10
Jammed full of subtly brilliant flourishes, its core mechanic is stimulating and delightful and is implemented with simple but precise attention to detail.
Team Meat (creators of Super Meat Boy)
have played your game, and its quite awesome [...] you pulled it off nicely!
An enjoyable way to fill ten minutes of your time.
Every now and then I’ll come across a browser game that I really enjoy, typically in some fashion that creates a unique sort of gameplay.
Some other stuff
(Think of these like DVD extras. Really quite poor DVD extras.)
Playthroughs of some of the more challenging levels are available on YouTube.
Have a look at some cool pictures of Tealy & Orangey drawn by artist Andrew Wilson.
There are also a couple of “behind the scenes” articles on the Making of Tealy & Orangey, and Creating buzz for Tealy & Orangey.
See all Tealy & Orangey articles on this site here.
