Cube Shot Blast

Aoyun

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About this game

You're looking at a stack of colourful cubes hovering near the top of the screen – maybe five or six rows deep, each cube painted red, blue, green, yellow, or purple. Down at the bottom, a little cannon holds a single cube, its colour shown right next to it. You aim by swiping left or right – a dotted arc shows where the shot will go. Let go, and the cube launches upward, sticking to the first cube it hits.
Here's the rule: if your shot lands next to two or more cubes of the same colour – touching sides, not diagonally – they all lock together and blow up with a sharp crack. The cubes above drop down to fill the gap, and if that drop creates a new cluster, they auto-blast too. But if your shot only finds one matching cube or none, it just joins the stack and makes it bigger. No explosion, no points.
Each level gives you a fixed number of shots – maybe 20 to start. You need to clear a target number of cubes before you run out. Also, the entire stack slowly drifts downward over time. If any cube touches the bottom line, it's game over – the level resets. So you're racing against that creeping descent.
As you advance, the stack gets wider (up to 8 columns), more colours appear (up to 7), and the drop speed increases. Some cubes become "armoured" – they take two hits to break, which wastes a shot if you're not careful. No power‑ups, no bonus shots, no shuffles – just your aim and your judgement.
The satisfying part is when you spot a cluster of four or five same-colour cubes tucked away, and you fire a shot that lands right in the middle, setting off a chain reaction that clears half the stack in one go. That little pause before the cubes rain down – pure joy. 🎯💥🧊
But miss your mark, and you'll watch that stack inch closer to the bottom while you've got only two shots left. Every choice matters. Quick to learn, tough to master, and always makes you say "one more try." 😅