Pie Cannon: Carnival Shootout
Fifty stalls down a world's fair midway. Tap the ducks, spare the teddies.
Fifty stalls along the midway of a world's fair, and every one wants three things from you.
Pie Cannon is a shooting gallery. Ducks ride two belts running across the midway in opposite directions, wooden posts stand between you and them, and you tap a duck to splat it with a pie. A duck is ten, a clay pigeon twenty-five, a gold star on its wire fifty; splat a prize teddy and it costs a ticket, the same as letting a duck slip past. A third of a second passes before you can tap again, so with several crossing at once and a post in the way of one, which you tap first is the whole game. Sixty seconds or five tickets, whichever runs out first.
YOUR FIRST ROUND IS WALKED THROUGH
You play the real midway with the clock off and nothing able to cost you a ticket, one line at a time: tap a duck, feel the reload, wait out a duck behind a post, leave the teddy alone, catch a clay, take a star off its wire. The rules card stays in the pause menu.
THREE GOALS ON EVERY STALL
A stall never just asks for a score. It asks for one AND two others — six gold stars, twenty in a row, 90% accuracy, no ducks lost, no teddy touched. Each one you manage is a star. Three a stall, 150 across the fair.
Pie Cannon is a shooting gallery. Ducks ride two belts running across the midway in opposite directions, wooden posts stand between you and them, and you tap a duck to splat it with a pie. A duck is ten, a clay pigeon twenty-five, a gold star on its wire fifty; splat a prize teddy and it costs a ticket, the same as letting a duck slip past. A third of a second passes before you can tap again, so with several crossing at once and a post in the way of one, which you tap first is the whole game. Sixty seconds or five tickets, whichever runs out first.
YOUR FIRST ROUND IS WALKED THROUGH
You play the real midway with the clock off and nothing able to cost you a ticket, one line at a time: tap a duck, feel the reload, wait out a duck behind a post, leave the teddy alone, catch a clay, take a star off its wire. The rules card stays in the pause menu.
THREE GOALS ON EVERY STALL
A stall never just asks for a score. It asks for one AND two others — six gold stars, twenty in a row, 90% accuracy, no ducks lost, no teddy touched. Each one you manage is a star. Three a stall, 150 across the fair.
