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Is Notebook Artillery worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy artillery games and want short competitive rounds
- Friends seeking local two-player matches with changing layouts
- Solo players interested in practising projectile shots and earning cosmetic stickers
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-driven campaign or extensive character progression
- Players who prefer predictable arenas rather than changing layouts and wind conditions
- Groups looking for online multiplayer instead of local Vs. play
- Players who want an interface with written in-game text
Our take on Notebook Artillery
The focus on artillery duels keeps the design centered on aiming, powder selection, and environmental variables. That focus leaves little room for broader progression systems, narrative structure, or multiplayer beyond solo practice and local competition.
What is Notebook Artillery?
Notebook Artillery is a hand-drawn artillery game built around selecting a firing angle and powder amount before launching cannonballs at an opponent’s tower.
Solo Target Practice provides a way to refine shots, while local Vs. mode supports challenges between two players. Wind strength alters each firing decision, and trees can obstruct attacks. Stage layouts are randomly generated, so battle conditions change between rounds. Skillshots award stickers that appear on the notebook cover. The game includes three world styles based on wild west themes, a fully visual interface without in-game text, and artwork presented in 4K. It combines arcade action with physics-based firing and is made with GameMaker Studio 2.
How Notebook Artillery plays
- 01Variable Cannon Fire
- Each shot requires choices about launch direction and powder quantity.
- 02Solo And Local Modes
- Target Practice is available alone, while Vs. mode supports local challenges.
- 03Changing Battlefields
- Procedurally varied layouts alter the positions and obstacles between games.
- 04Wind And Trees
- Wind affects projectile paths, and trees can interfere with attacks on enemy strongholds.
- 05Sticker Rewards
- Skillshots add collectible stickers to the notebook cover.
- 06Three World Styles
- The game includes three settings built around wild west motifs.
- 07Text-Free Interface
- Menus and gameplay information are presented visually rather than through in-game text.
- 084K Hand-Drawn Art
- The notebook-themed visuals are rendered in 4K resolution.
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Notebook Artillery: platforms & release
Is Notebook Artillery worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy artillery games and want short competitive rounds. Skip it if: players seeking a story-driven campaign or extensive character progression.
Where can I download Notebook Artillery?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Notebook Artillery's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Notebook Artillery on?
Windows only.
