Description

Cannon Carnival – Physics Game Unity Source Code is a ready-to-publish template. A stack of cans, cubes, crowns, ice, gold and jars stands on a table. Tap to fire the cannon, knock every piece off the table and clear the level before you run out of balls.

Features

• 200 levels in four worlds: meadow, snow, beach and desert
• Real 3D physics: stacks wobble, topple and fall; strong pieces crack before they break
• 10 piece types: can, cube, brick, plus cube, crown, ice, candy, gold, jar, tall jar
• 4 boosters: Giant Ball, Rocket, Unlimited Ball, Magic Wand
• Built-in Level Editor: place pieces, drop them to rest, mirror, set the balls and play the level right away
• All values in ScriptableObject settings: no coding needed to tune the game
• Splash, Home, Shop, Settings, Pause (with Restart), Level Complete and Level Failed screens
• Sound effects, vibration, particle effects, confetti celebration, ready-made UI skin

Monetization

• AdMob: banner, interstitial and rewarded ads (test ads included; enter your own ids)
• Unity IAP: coin packs, starter packs, Remove Ads (test purchases in the editor)
• Coins and hearts economy, 2X reward, free heart and free booster for a rewarded ad
• Every price, ad rule and product id is editable in one settings asset

Download the demo APK

How to Play?

• Tap where you want to shoot: the cannon fires a ball to that point.
• Knock every piece off the table to win. If you run out of balls and pieces are still standing, you lose.
• Use boosters when you are stuck: Giant Ball, Rocket, Unlimited Ball and Magic Wand.

What You’ll Get?

• Full Unity game source code (6000.3), Built-in Render Pipeline, portrait 1080×1920
• 200 levels and the Level Editor
• Step-by-step PDF guide and README (setup, settings, level editor, changing look and texts, ads and purchases, Android and iOS build and publish)

Note

In-app purchases work only in a store build; the editor uses a purchase simulation. The iOS code path is included (a Mac with Xcode is needed to build); the game was tested on Android. Set your own package name before publishing.