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Notebook Artillery App Reviews

The Notebook Artillery app recently received 13 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 1 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Notebook Artillery app an average rating of 4.53 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 86 ratings since its release on Jul 24 by Austin Ivansmith. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Notebook Artillery?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 4.23 out of 5

86 global ratings

5 Star
46%
4 Star
31%
3 Star
15%
2 Star
8%

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13 Positive User Reviews for Notebook Artillery

i really love this game…

but i’d love it to be slightly more challenging or something. it’s a lot of fun to play but it quickly becomes repetitive. and can you see the stickers that you unlock? i guess i just want more game to the game.

Love playing this on my iPad

The sounds is sooooo engaging. Love it as a casual game on the iPad screen.

Fake physics

The physics are not realistic. The cannon ball should go the farthest when fired at a 45d angle (given unchanged power and a flat surface). Allow me to use touch drag left/right up/down to control the power and angle instead of tap the button a bunch (this is 2025, even the 80s had joysticks).

Be great if…

If game saved progress it’d be 5 star.

Fun game, but something’s off

This is a fun game with good mechanics. However, when playing against other people, something felt off. I don’t know if I was playing against recorded moves of other players, but it was easier than the CPU. They rarely adjusted their shots at all, and no matter how fast I shot my cannon, they always shot at the same time. I don’t think I was really playing against others, so I think the game is misleading. Fun game, but it became rote very quickly.

Option Needed

There needs to be a way of saving one’s progress. Starting from the beginning every time you play is becoming rather droll. Also, the display should be randomized and not be in the same order all the time.

Worth a dollar just for the description

Ngl didn’t even open the game yet. Description is solid gold and if the story’s true I wanna help the dev out and if it’s all made up then you deserve the dollar. Or 70% or whatever Apple actually pays you out of it. May actually play the game sometime.

Simple But Thought Producing

Very relaxing and requires some skill.

Nostalgic and cozy

I really enjoy the play style and game mechanics. The game has modes for target practice, player vs CPU, and 2-player, which provides endless fun. This game is a breath of fresh air.

I love it

This is the perfect game for me, no time limit, no shots limit, just endless relaxing gameplay, almost zen at times. Easy to pick up and able to quit any time. Thank you!

Almost there

It’s checking most of the boxes for casual gaming, but it feels a little incomplete. There’s no introduction for how to play and seemingly no advancement (so purely casual). There are “stickers” which are really fun and feel like awards during gameplay, but nowhere to view them afterwards. I’m also not a fan of the black icons on dark blue text for the Home Screen. Little things that have nothing to do with game mechanics that would really elevate this to five stars.

AWESOME!

my brothers and I love this game even though it’s new to us it’s still very entertaining and fun!🤩 great job on this game!

1 Negative User Reviews for Notebook Artillery

Not For Me

Seems fun but the controls are way too close to the edge of the screen such that they’re in the dead zone where taps don’t register. It’s super annoying to do anything.