🏰 Catapult Kingdom
Aim, lock your power, and topple the King before your shots run out.
How to play
- Pick a launch angle: Low, Medium, or High.
- The power meter slides up and down on its own. Tap Fire (or Space) to lock it in and launch.
- Real physics: your boulder crashes into the castle and knocks blocks around.
- Blocks you dislodge earn gold. Spend gold between shots to buy an extra one.
- Knock the King off the top to win the castle in as few shots as possible.
A real-physics castle-toppling puzzle
Catapult Kingdom hands you a fixed catapult, three launch angles, and a moving power meter, the same lock-in-the-meter timing used by games like Kick It Court and Archery Isles elsewhere on the site. What's different here is what your shot hits: a real Matter.js physics castle built from stacked blocks with a King perched on top. There's no scripted animation, every boulder actually collides with and displaces the blocks it hits, so the same angle and power can knock down a castle two different ways depending on exactly where it lands.
The puzzle comes from managing a limited resource. Each castle only gives you a handful of shots, but every block you genuinely dislodge (not just graze) earns a little gold, and gold buys an extra shot between fires. Reading the structure and finding the shot that topples the most blocks at once, rather than firing randomly, is what stretches a tight ammo budget far enough to bring the King down.
Like every game on AnonArcade, it's free with no download and no account, and your fewest-shots best is tracked locally for each castle. Browse more logic and physics games on the Puzzle Games page.
Frequently asked questions
How do I play Catapult Kingdom?
Pick a launch angle (Low, Medium, or High), then tap Fire while the power meter is showing the value you want. Your boulder launches with real physics and knocks into the castle's blocks.
What happens when I run out of shots?
Every block your boulder actually dislodges earns you gold. If you have enough gold, you can buy an extra shot between fires. Run out of both with the King still standing, and you can tap Play Again to rebuild the castle and try again.
How do I win a castle?
Knock away enough of the structure that the King on top actually falls. A near-miss that leaves the King standing doesn't count, even if you scattered a lot of blocks.
Is my progress saved?
Yes. Unlocked castles and your fewest-shots best for each one are saved locally in your browser, with no account needed.