Pull back.Let go.
A two-minute castle duel where your opponent watches your shot the whole way down — and decides what to throw in front of it.
What makes it different
Most artillery games make you wait your turn. This one doesn't.
Their shot is already in the air, and you have exactly as long as it takes to land. Slam a shield down. Fire an interceptor to meet it. Read it wrong and your keep takes the hit you could have stopped — and that choice happens every single turn, under the clock.
Launching soon
Be there on day one
One email when FlyFort hits the stores. Nothing else, ever — and you can leave with one click.
Questions
Before you ask
Is it really free?
Yes. The game is free and paid for by ads between matches. You can buy gems or remove the interstitial ads if you want to, but nothing is locked behind a purchase and nothing expires if you never pay.
Do I need an account?
No. Open it and play. Signing in with Google or Apple is optional and exists for one reason: so your cards and trophies follow you to a new phone.
How long is a match?
About two minutes. It is built for the queue at the supermarket, not for an evening on the sofa — though plenty of people will do that too.
What happens to my data?
Your account lives in the EU, we never see your card details, and you can delete everything from inside the game or from this page. The privacy policy is written to be read.
Can I play without installing anything?
Yes — play in your browser right now. The browser version is the full offline game against the bot; trophies, online matches and purchases live in the app.
What is in a chest, and what are the odds?
Every chest holds 60–180 gold and 3–6 cards from the arenas you have reached. Each card is drawn on its own: Common 32%, Rare 40%, Epic 27%, Legendary 1% (a rarity your arenas do not have yet falls to the next one down), within a rarity every card is equally likely, and the first copy unlocks the card. Chests are earned by playing and open on a timer; spending gems to open one sooner does not change what is inside. The same numbers are in the game under Chests → Drop rates and in the Terms.
Who can play?
Anyone 13 or older (16 in parts of the EU, or with a parent's permission). The game is not directed to children, and ads are rated for teens at most.
Is it in Hebrew?
The game switches to Hebrew from its settings. The legal documents are in English, and support answers in Hebrew or English.
When does it launch?
Soon enough that a waitlist is worth joining, and not so soon that we will promise you a date and miss it. You will get exactly one email.