One of the great modern bullet hell shooters is getting a Switch version! Take a look at how Nintendo's console handles the frantic chaos of Assault Android Cactus. Assault Android Cactus is on a ...

Assault Android Cactus from developer Witch Beam released last month on PlayStation 4 (our review), but the planned PlayStation Vita version didn’t arrive at the same time. As Witch Beam’s Tim Dawson ...

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The name Assault Android Cactus might not give you a clear picture of what this game is, but it is not about a lethal desert plant robot. It is, however, not to be shied away from due to the possible ...

Assault Android Cactus+, an enhanced edition of the 2015-released twin-stick shooter, is coming to Switch via the Nintendo eShop on March 8 for $19.99, developer Witch Beam announced. Pre-orders are ...

Assault Android Cactus will launch for Xbox One on November 7 for $14.99, developer Witch Beam announced. The Xbox One version will support native 4K resolution at 60 frames per second on Xbox One X, ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The best twin-stick shooters boast tight controls, creative environments, clever boss battles and ...

Throughout the annals of history there have been a number of pairings that just make bloody good sense; Han Solo and Leia, the PSOne and Final Fantasy VII, Adolf Hitler and a bullet – the list goes on ...

Cactus is a straightforward assault android. It's all there in her title -- Assault Android Cactus. She's an android, her name is Cactus, and her primary function is assault. Put a problem in front of ...

Travel the galaxy, meet interesting robots, and shoot them. One of the great things about games built around nostalgia for the arcades of old is the fact that the modern versions are almost always ...

I feel obligated to start this review with a disclaimer: bullet hell games do not like me. They don’t like my slow reaction time, they don’t like my lack of coordination, and they don’t like my ...