Junkyard Jubilee
Tap the stack to fire balls and wreck scrap metal to clear every yard.
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tunde_builds made this on Mable.
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About Junkyard Jubilee
Fire cannonballs at precarious stacks of junk to knock them off the platform and clear the yard before your ammo runs out.
How to play
- Tap and hold on the screen to bring up your aiming reticle.
- Drag your finger or mouse to aim the cannon at weak points in the stack.
- Release your touch or click to fire a cannonball at the targets.
- Knock every piece of junk off the platform to complete the level.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag to aim the cannon and release your finger to fire.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click and drag to aim, then release the mouse button to shoot.
More about this game
Your goal is to clear the platform of all junk pieces using a limited supply of cannonballs. You aim and fire at stacks of cans, crates, and jars, relying on physics to topple them. As you progress through 100 levels, the difficulty increases with moving platforms, sweeper gates, and heavy stone pillars. A run ends when you successfully knock down all targets or run out of balls.
Tips
- Aim for the lowest supports. Breaking a base crate requires an impact force of 8, but it topples everything stacked above it.
- Watch for red burst crates. Hitting them with an impact of 3 triggers a shockwave with a 3.2-unit radius that clears nearby junk.
- Save your ammo to earn a clear bonus. Every unused cannonball at the end of a level adds 100 points to your score.
FAQ
- How do I get past the sweeper gates?
- Sweeper gates block your shots. You need to time your fires carefully, waiting for the moving bar to swing out of the way before releasing your cannonball.
- What do the heavy shots do?
- Heavy shots cost 60 coins and increase your cannonball's mass by 2.4 times and its size by 15 percent, making it much easier to smash through tough ice or stone blocks.
- How does the chain reaction scoring work?
- Knock down multiple pieces with a single shot to build a chain. You get 100 points for the first piece, and the bonus increases by 20 points per piece up to 200.
