I’ll get into what these are in a bit, but first off let’s give you an idea of what you’re dealing with.Īssault Android Cactus+ is, as I’ve already mentioned, a twin-stick shooter. Physical copies are coming to your Switch systems and as with all pre-orders of boxed titles, this one is coming with goodies.
We use a solution inside Unity called Rewired which allows us to support an array of Direct Input and XInput devices, a compatibility list can be found here though we recommend you use the demo to evaluate your controller type.Pre-orders for this title from the guys and gals over at Super Rare Games and folk at Witchbeam started March 12th. XBox One controllers using un-updated firmware may exhibit problems on some Windows 10 configurations, we recommend trying the game demo if you are unsure of your controller compatibility (And let us know on the forum if you'd like us to look in to something!). If you have any questions you would like answer please let us know! Yes! Keyboard and mouse works great and game has been designed so that every aspect can be controlled by keyboard and mouse or with a gamepad.įor multiplayer, you can mix and match, with one player on keyboard and the others using gamepads. While we would love to have online co-op it is such a complex feature we want to be clear about its viability, it is not coming to Assault Android Cactus.Ĭan it be played with mouse and keyboard?
This style of game often doesn't suit online multiplayer, but the main reason is with such a small team (3 people, one one of which handles all of the programming and art) we didn't feel confident we could get the experience to work flawlessly in the time we had available. Having up to three friends join in is a fun (and hectic) way to play together, and we hope people will give it a try, but there is plenty to the game for a solo player.Īssault Android Cactus is a frenetic arcade style shoot’em’up. Like an arcade game, Assault Android Cactus is designed to be a full featured single player experience, with balanced levels and characters, score attack modes and a competitive leaderboard environment. Is Assault Android Cactus meant to be played co-op? There is no connection to the Android operating system. The name is intended to be descriptive, memorable and fun, matching the tone of the game. The main character is an android called Cactus. Why is it called Assault Android Cactus? Is this a phone game? Also, if you have any specific questions about the game, you can ask them here! Hi everyone! These are some of the questions we've been getting a lot so I thought it would be good to share.
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