Cannon Range

Cannon Range is an artillery game of judgement rather than speed. A target stands somewhere downrange. Move the pointer to aim: the direction sets the barrel angle and the distance from the cannon sets the power. A dotted line previews the first part of the shell's flight.

Then there is the wind. An indicator at the top shows its direction and strength, and it pushes the shell sideways for the whole flight, so a strong headwind calls for extra power. Each hit moves the target, changes the wind and makes the next target slightly smaller. You have ten shells; five hits or more is a good day on the range.

Hit as many targets as you can with ten shells. Allow for the wind shown at the top of the screen.