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Assault Android Cactus Xbox Assault android cactus xbox Continue Attack Android CactusDeveloper (s)Witch BeamPublisher (s)Witch BeamComposer (s)Jeff van DyckPlatform (s)Windows, OS X, Linux, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo SwitchReleaseWindows, OS X, Linux23 September 2015PlayStation 48 March 2016Xbox One7 November 2017Nintendo Switch8 March 2019Genre (s)Shoot 'EmMod Upe (s)Single-player, multiplayerAssault Android Cactus is a double stick shoot 'Em Up, developed and published by Witch Beam. The game was released for Windows, OS X and Linux in 2015, PlayStation 4 in 2016, Xbox One in 2017 and Nintendo Switch in 2019. Gameplay Attack Android Cactus is a double stick shoot 'em up played primarily from a top-down point of view. The player takes control of one of nine androids, the first of which is Cactus, a junior constable of the Interplanetary Police Department (IPPD), who crashes into the 'Genki Star' space cargo ship. The player must fight through hordes of rogue robots to regain control of the Genka Star. The game can be played in one player or in a local game together with four players. The game has four game modes: story, campaign, complex 50-layer mode, Infinity Drive, daily calls, Daily Drive, and Boss Peak Mode. The game has nine game androids to choose from, each of which has a different combination of primary and secondary weapons. The game includes 25 stages that morph and transform as the level progresses. The development of Assault Android Cactus was developed and published by Brisbane-based video game development studio Witch Beam. One of the game's developers, Sanatana Mishra, noted that the team's decision not to run the game on the Xbox One console was due to the ID@Xbox parity clause, which required developers to run their games on Xbox One on the same day as other platforms. The development team originally planned to release The Assault Android Cactus in January 2014. However, the game was officially released for Windows, OS X and Linux on September 23, 2015, after launching early. The PlayStation 4 version was released on March 8, 2016. The game was originally developed for PlayStation Vita and Wii U, but no release was published on these platforms. The Xbox One X game, which includes 4K 60fps support and additional developer commentary, was released on November 7, 2017. The expanded Nintendo Switch port, known as the Assault Android Cactus, announced in February 2019, was released on March 8, 2019. Admission This section needs to be expanded. You can help by adding to it. (May 2019) ReceivingAgregated AssessmentAggregatorScoretical79/100 (PC) 85/100 (PS4) /511-IGN8.8/10 generally favorable feedback from professional critics on the review of the aggregator site Metacritic. Inquiries: b c d e f Carter, Chris (October 28, 2015). Review: Attacking Android Cactus. A destruid. Received on September 30, 2017. b c d e f h i Labella, Anthony (September 23, 2015). Attack Android Cactus Review. Game Revolution. Received on September 30, 2017. Alice O'Connor (September 24, 2015). Twin-Stick Shootyfun: Attack Android Cactus released. Rock, Paper, Shotgun. Received on September 30, 2017. Yin Poole, Wesley (December 9, 2013). Microsoft's policy ID@Xbox means that this indie shooter with two sticks cannot be launched on Xbox One. Eurogamer. Received on September 30, 2017. a b Fitzgerald, Simon (March 28, 2016). Review: Attacking Android Cactus. Click the square. Received on September 30, 2017. A. www.assaultandroidcactus.com. Received 2017-11-03. Witch Ray (2017-10-25), Attack Android Cactus - Xbox One Release Date Trailer, Extracted 2017-11-03 - Doolan, Liam (February 21, 2019). The Attack Android Cactus finally blasts at Nintendo's eShop in March this year. Nintendo life. Received on February 22, 2019. b Attack Android Cactus for PC Reviews. Metacritics. Received on September 30, 2017. b Attack Android Cactus for PlayStation 4 Reviews. Metacritics. Received on September 30, 2017. Jeffrey Matulef (September 23, 2015). Twin-stick shooter Attack Android Cactus is coming out of early access. Eurogamer. Received on September 30, 2017. Kea, Cam (September 27, 2015). Attack Android Cactus review. Ign. Received on September 30, 2017. Hidalgo, Taylor (October 3, 2015). Attack Android Cactus Review - Twin Stick Shooting Excellence. An escapist. Received on September 30, 2017. James Cunningham,23, 2015. Review: Attacking Android Cactus. Hardcore Gamer. Received on September 30, 2017. Justin Clark,9016. Assault on Android Cactus. It's a magazine. Received on September 30, 2017. External Links Official site extracted The Great Great Game, of sorts, but has been abandoned by developers. This version does not have any changes in the balance of characters, they tweaked the weaponGreat game, Variety, but was abandoned by the developers. This version doesn't have any character balance changes, they tweaked damage weapons, refill speed and more to balance the characters and score multipliers. This version also doesn't have a campaign that is reworking and more difficult mode for all levels. Its missing the extra character of the costumes and the dark (or hard mode) version of all the bosses. They gave the switch and PC all the upgrades and left the Xbox/PS4 in the dust to be abandonware. Shame on them and honestly disappoints, it's a big little game, but knowing it's a shell that it can be making it totally sour Get it on on or PC if you want, but stay away from it. It is a functioning fine not a game of breaking errors or anything. just stagnation in their old version, apparently will never be updated with the fixes they knew they had to do.... 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