Alright, so Cannonball Follies is one of those old-school Flash games where you play as Sam the Sheepdog (yep, the Looney Tunes one) trying to blast his way to treasure. The setup’s simple—you’ve got a cannon, a stack of boxes in the way, and a limited number of shots to clear a path. But here’s the catch: you’ve gotta think like a puzzle game, not just fire wildly. Some boxes crumble easy, others need a precise hit, and if you waste shots, you’re stuck replaying the level.

First few levels ease you in, but then suddenly you’re staring at a tower of crates like, “How am I supposed to knock that down in five shots?” It’s got that classic Looney Tunes vibe—goofy but weirdly satisfying when you finally nail the perfect angle. Just don’t expect deep strategy; it’s more about quick, chaotic problem-solving. And yeah, you’ll probably restart a level or two when you realize you messed up the last shot.

Honestly, it’s a solid time-waster if you miss those early 2000s Flash game days. Sam’s grumpy face when you fail is weirdly motivating.