Somehow, this game manages to be both simple and frustrating. Jumping from one tiny cover to another, hoping the physics don't betray you. It’s addicting in a weird way, mostly because it’s so annoyingly tricky. Just when you think you’ve got it figured out, everything falls apart.
COVER ORANGE: WILD WEST features neat but wonky physics. The aim is to protect the orange from falling objects using limited covers. The gameplay is tricky, especially for beginners. You need quick thinking and a bit of luck to survive each level. It’s a simple concept, but not always easy to master.
In this game, there are no real builds or loadouts. It’s mostly about choosing the right cover placement and timing. Some players swear by quick reflexes and constant repositioning. No fancy gear needed, just some patience and a good eye for the tricky physics.
Here's a secret: sometimes it’s better to wait before moving your orange. Let things unfold a bit before acting. Also, pay attention to the falling patterns. Memorizing them can give you an edge. It’s annoying how unpredictable some throws are, but with practice, you get better.
The game is all about surviving wave after wave of falling objects. As you progress, the levels get more chaotic and tricky. The story is minimal, just a series of increasingly difficult levels. Reaching the end feels like a small victory, but you’ll want to replay for better scores and less frustration.
