Support
Toy Knockdown
Stuck on a level, or something not behaving right? Mail me — I read everything myself and usually reply within a day.
sefaozturkmenn@gmail.comCommon questions
- How do I play?
- Drag anywhere on the screen to aim the cannon and release to fire. Each level gives you a fixed number of shots. Clear every object off the table before you run out.
- An object fell over but the level did not finish. Why?
- Knocking something over is not enough - it has to actually leave the table surface. Anything still resting on the table, even on its side, still counts as standing.
- I ran out of ammo but the stack was still moving. Is that a loss?
- Not immediately. After your last shot the game waits for the physics to come to rest before deciding. A late collapse that clears the table still counts as a win.
- How do I earn coins?
- Coins come from finishing levels, from stars, and from every shot you did not need to use. Clearing a level with ammo to spare pays the best.
- Does the game have ads or in-app purchases?
- No. Toy Knockdown has no advertising and no in-app purchases. Everything in the game - special ammo, boosters and skins - is earned by playing.
- Where is my progress saved?
- Progress, coins, stars and unlocked skins are saved locally on your device. There is no account and no server, so progress does not currently follow you to a different device.
- How do I reset my progress?
- Clear the app data from your device settings (Android: Settings - Apps - Toy Knockdown - Storage - Clear data; iOS: delete and reinstall the app). This resets levels, coins, stars and unlocked skins.
- Are the players on the leaderboard real?
- No. The game is fully offline, so the leaderboard is generated locally on your device to give you a target to beat. No scores are uploaded anywhere.
- Does the game need an internet connection?
- No. Toy Knockdown runs entirely offline. It does not require sign-in and does not send your data anywhere.
- I found a bug or a level that feels impossible. What do I do?
- Email us with the level number and, if you can, a screenshot or short recording. Levels are hand-balanced, so a level that will not clear is something we want to hear about.