I lose track of my character, get caught in a storm of bullets, or just make an awkward and unfortunate misstep that abruptly ends my life.
Still, it’s got a mighty fast pace to it that I generally just can’t follow in other titles. The game is actually more of a twin-stick shooter, with the crazier bullet hell portions saved mostly for boss stages and the more difficult levels later in the game. It was curious then, that Assault Android Cactus caught my attention so quickly and thoroughly. Because of their dislike for me (I swear I don’t mind them at all – they’re just happier if I avoid them), I generally tend to steer clear of them. They don’t like my slow reaction time, they don’t like my lack of coordination, and they don’t like my inability to keep up with their fast pace. Software description provided by the publisher.I feel obligated to start this review with a disclaimer: bullet hell games do not like me. Play with any configuration including Nintendo Switch™ Pro Controllers and single Joy-Con™ controllers using aim assist.Supports local co-op in all game modes up to four players.An all new Campaign+ mode with remixed stages for a fresh challenge.Unlock game modifying EX options, explore the codex and listen to Developer Commentary.Online leaderboards to compare yourself against your friends and the world.25 stage campaign, Boss Rush, Infinity Drive and Daily Drive give you many ways to play.9 playable androids, each with a distinct play style and personality.Charge head first into an army of refitted robots, transforming stages and massive boss showdowns. With a draining battery mechanic instead of lives, Assault Android Cactus+ challenges you to think fast and shoot faster. Junior Constable Cactus is outside her pay grade when she responds to a distress call and ends up stranded on a crippled space freighter under attack by its own robot workers. Experience an arcade style twin stick shooter set in a vivid sci fi universe.
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