Assault Android Cactus is a twin stick shooter for one to four players with an emphasis on high pressure and stylish action. Expect screens full of enemies, buckets of bullets and high scoring combo chains!
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We have begun contacting the press with early preview builds of Assault Android Cactus and we have been getting some great responses!
- We were very excited that the British gaming icon Total Biscuit put Cactus through its paces as part of his WTF series
- Local Brisbane podcast Eight and a Half Bit hit us up for an elevator pitch inside our own elevator
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I did a Let's Play/First impressions on this game! Come check it out if ya like!
Big thanks to the developer for this great game!
Hope you enjoy.
I love this game but I am old and cannot handle keyboard-mousing. Where should I go for support? I am running AAC on osx and trying to get a Dualshock3 to work. The key mapping seems off.
looks great - to bad it isn't availabe on desura :(
Thanks! It's been a bit of a mad scramble but hopefully we'll have that corrected soon!
played it at avcon today with my friends and loved it
Was absolutely fantastic to play. Can't wait for the release.
I want to play this so badly..
I made a first look for Assault Android Cactus in my Indie Series. Looks and plays fabulous!
Since you're using Unity, think the game will make its way to iOS/Android as well? Love the intensity and tight-looking controls that its got!
We're currently not looking at mobile platforms, as you mentioned tight controls and high intensity really shine through with Cactus and we think it would be a poor effort to try and port that to a touch screen interface. I think it's better to let games excel in their field, maybe one day we will make a touch screen centric game :)