Cover Orange 2
Cover Orange 2 invites you into a sunny orchard that suddenly faces a nasty weather threat: acid rain. Your mission is straightforward yet delightfully tricky—arrange a handful of supplied objects so that each orange stays perfectly dry when the storm hits. The game’s charm lies in its gentle pacing and the satisfying ‘aha’ moment when your makeshift shelter finally works. Each level presents a fresh spatial challenge, often with limited pieces and awkward angles. You’ll slide crates, spin wheels, and tilt boards, experimenting until the rain bounces off harmlessly. With over a hundred levels, the difficulty ramps smoothly from simple to brain-bending, all wrapped in cheerful visuals and a calm, sunny soundtrack that makes failure feel more like a friendly nudge than a setback.
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What is Cover Orange 2
A sunny orchard turns into a siege against the sky. Grab your tools, think fast, and keep every orange safe from the soaking storm.
How to Play
Drag and drop the available objects onto the playfield to create a protective cover for all oranges. Once you’re satisfied, tap the cloud icon to release the rain; if every orange stays dry, you win.
Tips for Playing
- Use the wheel’s arc to deflect rain sideways, not just block it from above.
- Stack planks at an angle to guide droplets away from the fruit.
- Check the trajectory of the rain—the storm cloud can move, not just drop straight down.
- Sometimes a simple, sturdy roof beats a fancy multi-part contraption.
- Replay earlier levels to earn stars and unlock bonus challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens if an orange gets wet?
The level restarts. You’ll need to try a different arrangement until you find a dry solution.
Are there any hints if I’m stuck?
You can replay the level as many times as you like; there’s no penalty. Some levels offer a visual hint button after several failed attempts.
Can I rotate or move objects once placed?
Yes, most objects can be dragged, rotated, and repositioned before you start the rain. Once the storm begins, they stay put.
Do I have to cover every orange separately?
No, a single shelter can protect multiple oranges if it’s big enough or positioned well. Aim for efficiency to save moves.
Is there a time limit?
No, you can take as long as you want to plan. The only pressure is the storm itself, and that only starts when you press the cloud.
What are the stars for?
Stars are earned by finishing a level with extra objects left unused or by completing it quickly. They unlock additional content and bragging rights.
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