I love unlocks in games, especially art and lore based unlocks, and AAC delivers on that front. Abrams visual filter) to play around with. The bosses have their patterns and getting them down is satisfying (the last two bosses in particular are really interesting fights that stand out in a game with good boss fights), same with mastering some of the characters that don’t instantly click with you (in my case Shiitake).Īfter the sometimes funny, usually amusing, and overall enjoyable campaign you have have infinity drive, daily drive, boss rush, and a few unlockables (some of which are hilarious like the J.J.
Sometimes I marveled at how the levels transformed and how the enemy placement and numbers got insane, letting out a hearty “FUCK” when I realized S+’ing those was going to break me. The game starts up pretty simple, in both difficulty and level design, and then you’re thrown into levels that change and move and generally not stay static for long, adding even more variables to a game that already has a ton of things going on. Level design is superb and the difficulty scales along with it. Every time I cleared a zone I had to go back and attempt (operative word: attempt) to run it again and get flawless runs on it (S+). That’s what fun is, making repetition and personal improvement addicting. It’s not like high score and replaybility focused arcade-y games are rare nowadays, but the developers Witch Beam have polished and added a ton of personality and charm into the twin stick shooter genre.ĪAC plays like a dream with its callus generating pace, the quite frankly ludicrous amount of shit onscreen, the satisfying gameplay, multiple game modes, character and playstyle variety, and a bread and butter that’s so fun that it’ll make anyone and everyone want to improve their scores in every level. Suddenly i’m thinking of digimon and pokemon, wanting to learn japanese so I could import games that would never reach my shores, and wondering what happened to my tamagotchi (seriously, It used to be all I could think about but suddenly I just didn’t have it, come to think of it the same happened with the original Game Boy).
#Cactus stay focused app android#
Playing Assault Android Cactus (AAC) makes me feel like i’m in the late 90s/early 00s again.
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