Due to the shared battery mechanic Assault Android Cactus has always supported players of different skill levels playing together, and this takes that idea further. You can treat it like training wheels or just one less thing to think about and it fits seamlessly into the co-op experience. The moment you want control back, just use the right stick and it’s all you again. You can mix and match too, so a player can be on a single Joy Con while another uses two, or a Pro Controller or even a Gamecube controller if you have the adaptor.īut there’s a benefit even if you have two sticks – with default settings just take your thumb off the right stick and Aim Assist will soon kick in, leaving you free to concentrate on positioning, firing and swapping. The main one was to let you play with a single Joy-Con – it lets you pull off two player tabletop co-op anywhere, and it makes it a lot easier to find enough controllers for a big four player couch co-op session. While it reduces some of the complexity, we were pleasantly surprised by how much it retained the heart of the game, and being able to get most of the Cactus experience off a single stick was good for two reasons. We added a new Aim Assist feature, which when active, will face you towards enemies leaving you to move, shoot and switch weapons.
It’s a new version of the game we’re calling Assault Android Cactus+ and it includes everything you know and love plus some new features we managed to add in during development. The team is excited to finally reveal that Assault Android Cactus will soon be available on the Nintendo Switch! You can find it on the eShop in the Coming Soon section and pre-purchase it now at a discount and be ready for the release on March 8th!
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