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Version 1.3.2 · 2026-09-26
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The store currently lists version 1.3.2, updated 2026-09-26.








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Knock It Down is a physics-based shooting game where you fire balls from a cannon to knock stacks of cans, crates, and objects off their platforms before your ammo runs out.
How it works: Aim your cannon, fire, and use physics to your advantage, hit the right block to trigger chain reactions and clear the platform in as few shots as possible.
Key Features:
- Simple one-touch aim and shoot mechanic
- Realistic physics destruction — every shot feels different
- Multiple object types including cans, crates, and reinforced blocks
- Limited ball count per level adds strategic depth
- Progressively challenging formations across hundreds of levels
Ideal for players who enjoy physics shooters, ball launcher games, and satisfying destruction gameplay.
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