Cover Orange Game

Cover Orange is a physics puzzle game where every level starts the same way: a cloud full of acid rain drifting toward one or more helpless oranges sitting out in the open. Your job is to build a shelter over them before the rain starts falling, using whatever crates, planks, wheels and barrels are scattered around the level.

The challenge is that objects behave like real physical bodies — drop a barrel on an angled plank and it will roll off, stack blocks carelessly and the tower topples. Later levels add more oranges to protect at once, forcing you to build one shelter that covers all of them or split your pieces between several smaller ones.

Controls

Click and drag objects with the mouse to position them, then release to drop them into place. On touch devices, drag with a finger instead.

Tips

• Build from the ground up and check that each piece is stable before adding the next — a shelter that collapses mid-build usually takes the pieces above it down too.
• Wide, flat objects make more reliable roofs than round ones; save barrels and wheels for propping things up rather than covering an orange directly.
• If a level has more than one orange, look for a single roof shape that spans both before trying to build two separate shelters.

It's a good pick if you like slower, think-before-you-act puzzles rather than reflex-based platforming.