- October 27, 2019
- SayGames Ltd
Cannon Shot!
Platforms
About
"Cannon Shot!" is a single-player puzzle game with outstanding mechanics and sensational visuals. The goal is to fill buckets with balls by strategically adjusting the direction of your shots using finger movements. As you complete levels, you can unlock new cannons, with the rarest ones being the ultimate find. Note: The game contains ads, and its privacy policy and terms of use can be found at and , respectively.








- Fun and engaging gameplay that challenges players' logical thinking and physics skills.
- Great graphics and sound effects that enhance the overall experience.
- Relaxing and satisfying, making it a good game for passing time.
- Excessive ads after every level, making it frustrating to play.
- Levels become repetitive after a certain point, leading to boredom.
- Some features, like unlocking new cannons, do not work properly, causing frustration.
monetization
2,505 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game has received overwhelmingly negative feedback due to the excessive number of ads. Players report being forced to watch ads after nearly every level, often spending more time on advertisements than actual gameplay, which significantly detracts from the overall experience. While some users understand the need for ads in free games, many express frustration over the frequency and length of these ads, leading to a common sentiment that the game is more of an ad platform than a playable experience.
“I have no problems supporting free viewing a few ads, but it would be nice to be able to play my game at opportune times such as breaks, without spending the entire time caught up in ads.”
“I paid $0.99 for no ads.”
“This game has no ads; it's a really good game. Play it, trust me.”
“Basically for every 3 minutes of play time, you have about 9 minutes of ads crammed down your throat, whether you want them or not.”
“You will spend more time watching ads than actually playing this game.”
“The game is fun, but the ads are excessively frequent and long, making it unplayable.”