Cannon Balls 3D

Cannon Balls 3D is a physics demolition game where you try to wreck the structures in front of you with a cannon. You have a limited number of cannonballs in each level, so where you fire matters. It opens in your browser.

About Cannon Balls 3D

In front of you stand towers, bridges and buildings made of blocks. When you aim and fire, the cannonball flies at the target and pushes the pieces it hits. The pieces sway, topple and knock each other down according to the laws of physics. To pass a level, you need to bring down enough of the structure.

The cleverness of the game hides in where you hit. A shot at the top of a tower may only knock off a few blocks, while a hit on a supporting piece low down can bring the whole structure down. Since ammo is scarce, you need to study the structure before your first shot and look for the weak point. In later levels big bombs join in and affect a much wider area with a single shot.

Why do kids like this game?

Watching a single cannonball sent to the right spot topple a huge tower like dominoes is a moment kids want to see again and again. Learning physics by experimenting also helps them discover cause and effect.

Is this game safe for kids?

Yes. The targets are structures built from blocks, and the demolition looks like toy blocks tumbling. No blood or injury is shown, and the game is entirely about aiming and physics.

1. Start the level and study the structure in front of you.
2. Work out its supporting pieces and weak points.
3. Aim by clicking with the mouse or tapping the screen.
4. Fire, and the cannonball flies toward the target.
5. Watch how the pieces topple.
6. Check how many cannonballs you have left and plan the next shot.
7. Save the big bombs for the sturdiest structures.

• Hit low: once the supporting blocks are gone, everything above falls on its own.
• Do not waste shots on the top: a cannonball at the tip of a tower usually knocks over only a few pieces.
• Set up a domino: pick an angle where the falling pieces land on the neighboring structure.
• Wait for it to settle: firing while pieces are still moving can waste a cannonball.
• Save the bomb: use the big bomb on the sturdiest structure, not on small pieces.

• Physics-based demolition: pieces topple realistically.
• Limited cannonballs: every shot takes some calculation.
• Big bombs: powerful shots that hit a wide area.
• 3D structures: towers, bridges and buildings.
• Growing difficulty: structures get bigger level by level.
• Easy aiming: fire with a single click or tap.