Castle Cannon

Castle Cannon was one of those straightforward Flash games you'd find in the late 2000s. It didn't try to be anything more than a quick, satisfying physics challenge you could play in a browser tab between other tasks. The setup was simple: your castle on one side, an opponent's on the other, with a cannon as your only tool.

You control the cannon's angle and power, lining up shots to chip away at the enemy fortress. The main goal is to destroy their castle before they destroy yours. You earn money from each hit, which you spend between rounds on upgrades like stronger walls or more powerful projectiles. The pacing is methodical; you watch each shot arc across the sky, waiting to see where it lands. It feels like a patient game of strategic demolition, where a single well-placed shot can turn the tide.