Trebuchet Smash

A medieval war machine, honest physics, and one perfect moment.

Drag the arm back with your finger and let go — the counterweight swings the whole machine. The sling holds the stone through the arc, and a single tap releases it at the moment you choose. Too early and it sails into the sky; too late and it ploughs the ground short of the walls. Get it right and the stone goes in flat, the beams snap, and the king comes off his tower.

No hidden help. Nothing aims for you, nothing corrects your shot. Two shrinking rings only show you when the hit would land — the rest is your hand.

200 levels, 200 different castles
Huts, villages, towers, gatehouses with a walkway, halls and forts — all built from wood, stone and iron, and every one collapses its own way. Nothing is staged: the whole structure stands on physics, so one good hit can take a tower down with it.

Five machines
You start with a Field sling and finish with the Royal trebuchet: a longer arm, a longer shot, a heavier silhouette each time. New machines come with progress — no shop, no waiting.

Three stars for a single shot
Every level gives you a limited stack of stones: plain, heavy, and explosive ones that tear out several metres of wall if you put them in the right place.

Made for a pocket
One finger, one level in about fifteen seconds. Works offline, no login, no accounts, no in-app purchases. Your progress stays on your phone.

The game is free and supported by full-screen ads: the first four levels have none at all, and after that ads are rare and never interrupt a shot.

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