About Cannon BasketBall 2

Cannon BasketBall 2 is a physics-based puzzle game that trades the traditional court for a stationary cannon and a series of complex obstacle courses. Rather than dribbling or running, your objective is to carefully calculate the trajectory required to launch a basketball directly into the hoop. Each level presents a new configuration of walls, moving platforms, and destructible blocks that stand between you and the basket.

The challenge comes from figuring out the exact angle and power needed to bypass the stage's hazards. You'll need to visualize how the ball will bounce and account for the game's gravity before taking your shot. The puzzles start simple but quickly introduce trickier geometry that demands precise timing and clever use of ricochets to succeed.

Controls

The game is fully controlled using a mouse or touchscreen:

  • Aim: Move your cursor around the cannon to adjust the firing angle.
  • Power: Drag the cursor further away from the cannon to increase the launch strength.
  • Shoot: Click or tap to fire the ball.

Tips

  • Use the walls: Many baskets are hidden behind impenetrable barriers, requiring you to bounce the ball off the ceiling or walls to reach them.
  • Break the wood: Wooden blocks can be shattered by a fast-moving ball. Use your first shot to clear a path if necessary.
  • Account for gravity: The ball arcs downward shortly after firing, so aim slightly higher than your target on long-distance shots.

Cannon BasketBall 2 FAQ

How do you control the cannon in Cannon BasketBall 2?
You control the cannon using your mouse or touchscreen. Move the cursor to adjust the angle, drag it further away to increase the power, and click or tap to fire the basketball.
What happens if I miss the hoop?
If you miss the hoop, the ball will eventually disappear and you can immediately take another shot. However, using fewer shots rewards you with more stars at the end of the level.
Can I break the blocks in my way?
Wooden blocks can be destroyed if you hit them with enough speed, clearing a path for your next shot. Steel blocks are indestructible and are meant to be used for ricocheting the ball.

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