Cannon shooting

Buckets need filling, and a cannon is your only tool. Cannon Shooting puts you in charge of angling shots and repositioning objects scattered across each stage to guide balls along the right path. The physics feel deliberate — nudge a plank slightly and the whole trajectory changes, sometimes for better, sometimes not.

Scattered ramps, barriers, and deflectors can be dragged into new positions before each shot, which turns the puzzle into something more thoughtful than pure aim-and-fire. Working out the correct sequence of bounces and redirects gives a quiet satisfaction when everything clicks into place.

Stages grow more elaborate over time, introducing tighter arrangements and fewer balls to work with. Wasted shots mean restarting, so there's a real incentive to pause and plan rather than fire impulsively. It's the kind of game that rewards patience over reflexes.