The fireworks festival has begun and every rooftop in Paris is packed with spectators. Pixel Napoleon wants the best view in the city, so he straps a small confetti cannon to his back and climbs onto the first chimney. Each shot sends him hopping to the next rooftop, and the crowd below names the show Cannon Leap.
The cannon needs a moment to build up pressure. A short charge gives a little hop; a long one sends him soaring. Between the rooftops stand tall chimneys, church spires and stone columns, with just enough space between them for a careful jump, and golden laurels float in the gaps. How far across the city can one small cannon carry him?










