Not only that, but multiple types of enemies come along as you advance, not to mention the boss fights that put your skills to the test every time. This forces you to adapt, which in turn makes every playthrough unique, especially if you decide to go through all nine of them. You have the freedom to choose between nine different androids, each one of which has special skills and a unique style.
The whole thing revolves around the main character trying to defend a spaceship from robot workers, and it's a lot more difficult than it sounds, given the fact that the robots in question come in huge numbers, and they certainly don't fool around. (We don't see any of it, mind you - we don't make any money from this wiki.Assault Android Cactus is a twin-stick shooter featuring robots and synthetic heroines, in which you get to experience hours upon hours of fast-paced action. It's also 100% open-source, which is cool! If you can contribute to their work or make a donation, please do! This wiki is 100% ad-free, and that's because our wiki hosting platform Miraheze is entirely donation-supported. If you haven't played through the game yet, browsing this wiki will spoil unlockable characters and the plot of the story. We welcome any input (as long as it's correct!) If you learn something new about the game that's not on the wiki, consider editing or creating a page for it. The PC and Switch versions are named Assault Android Cactus+ due to the added Campaign+ content.Ĭheck the left sidebar for page categories! You can also search for something specific in the top left. This is an unofficial fan-made wiki about the game.īuy it now on Steam, it's incredibly fun! If you're unsure, there's a free demo available which features the first couple of levels.ĪAC is also available on PS4, Xbox One / One X, and Nintendo Switch.
Assault Android Cactus is an indie twin-stick shooter developed by Witch Beam.
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