Cannon Balls

Cannon Balls keeps its aiming challenge straightforward: adjust a cannon's angle and firing power carefully, then fire at scattered targets spread across the level, with both variables needing to be right for a shot to actually land. Because targets sit at varying distances and heights across a level, a single angle-and-power combination rarely works for every shot, so recalibrating both values for each specific target matters more than repeating whatever setup worked on the previous one. Overcorrecting after a near-miss — swinging the angle or power too far in the opposite direction — tends to produce another miss just as often as a small, careful adjustment does, so incremental tuning after each shot usually beats a large one. Its scattered target layouts reward patient recalibration over repeatedly firing the same setup and hoping for a different result.