This simple but addictive little game might not have the star power of Angry Birds or the score-based draw of Tiny Wings, but it's a brilliant physics-based puzzler that can be enjoyed alone or with friends.
Guardian - When game characters are used on sketch shows to satirise the Israeli-Palestine conflict it must be accepted that they really have reached the popular consciousness, and last year's hit Angry Birds has gripped the world (if you've not seen the YouTube clip, it's well worth a look). And thus begins the search for this year's contender, of which the latest to challenge is Cover Orange.
Cover Orange is just what an iPhone game should be: a fun concept with simple touch screen controls and sharp graphics. If you're looking for your next portable addiction, it's got your bases covered.
MacWorld - The popular puzzle title Angry Birds tasked you with destroying complex fortresses so you can reach some thieving pigs. Well FDG Entertainment’s Cover Orange reverses that formula in a way.
