Cover Orange Game

Cover Orange is a physics puzzle built around one simple threat: an acid rain cloud is drifting over a patch of oranges, and it's your job to keep every last one dry. You do that by dragging blocks, planks, umbrellas and stage props into the scene and stacking them until the oranges are fully shielded from whatever's falling.

Each level is really a small construction problem. Objects have real weight and shape, so a plank balanced wrong will slide off and leave an orange exposed, and a block dropped in the wrong spot can knock the whole structure over. Working out which pieces to use, and in what order to drop them, is the entire game — there's no timer pushing you, just the puzzle in front of you.

Controls

Mouse only: click and drag objects from the tray into the level, then let go to drop them into place. On touchscreens, the same motion works with a tap-and-drag.

It's a good fit for anyone who likes stack-and-solve physics puzzles in the Angry Birds or Cut the Rope mold — short levels, a clear goal, and a bit of trial and error to find the layout that actually holds.