Assault Android Cactus+

Assault Android Cactus+

Witch Beam · September 23, 2015 · Bullet Hell, Twin Stick Shooter, Shoot 'Em Up, Difficult, Shooter

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Assault Android Cactus+ price by region

Assault Android Cactus+ costs £2.87 in the United Kingdom, €3.30 in Europe (EUR), $4.08 in the United States, $4.08 in Georgia (USD), zł17.38 in Poland, CA$22.79 in Canada, NZ$24.79 in New Zealand, R$25.03 in Brazil and A$28.95 in Australia right now.

Cheapest Assault Android Cactus+ offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £2.87 −81% £15.49 £2.87 5
Europe (EUR) €3.30 −80% €16.79 €3.30 5
United Statesyour region $4.08 −80% $19.98 $4.08 7
Georgia (USD) $4.08 −61% $10.49 $4.08 7
Poland zł17.38 −76% zł71.99 zł17.38 4
Canada CA$22.79 CA$22.79 — 2
New Zealand NZ$24.79 NZ$24.79 — 2
Brazil R$25.03 −34% R$37.99 R$25.03 3
Australia A$28.95 A$28.95 — 2

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About Assault Android Cactus+

✦ AI summary

Junior Constable Cactus battles endless robot hordes on a doomed space freighter in this vibrant twin-stick arcade shooter where your draining battery is your only life bar. Blend western arena shooter intensity with Japanese bullet-hell chaos across 25 stages, nine unique androids, and epic boss fights—solo or with up to 3 friends in local co-op.

When you're running on battery, make every second count!

Assault Android Cactus+ is an arcade style twin stick shooter set in a vivid sci fi universe. Junior Constable Cactus is outside her pay grade when she responds to a distress call and ends up stranded on a crippled space freighter under attack by its own robot workers.

Utilising a draining battery mechanic in place of lives, Assault Android Cactus challenges you to think fast and keep the bullets flying, blending the gameplay of western styled arena shooters with aspects of Japanese style bullet hell as you charge head first through transforming stages, massive boss battles and an eclectic cast of characters on the way to saving the day.

Key Features
  • 9 playable androids, each with a distinct play style and personality
  • 25 stage campaign spread across five areas of the ship, face down giant bosses, earn characters and uncover the story of the Genki Star
  • An all new Campaign+ mode with remixed stages for a fresh challenge
  • Dive into the Infinity Drive to test your skill and endurance or challenge the Daily Drive to pit your wits against the community
  • Supports keyboard or joypad and 1 to 4 players with local co-op
  • Unlock game modifying EX options, Codex entries, artwork and more for wrecking robots

Assault Android Cactus+ — game info

Platforms
Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Steam Deck
Verified
Player modes
Single-player, Co-op, Split screen
Controller
Full controller support
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Assault Android Cactus+ is a criminally underrated twin-stick shooter with fantastic level design, engaging gameplay, and a great soundtrack that players consistently praise for its charm and replayability across multiple characters. The main complaints center on the studio's inactivity after this release and the story being left on a cliffhanger, though these don't significantly diminish player enjoyment. Players across the board recommend it as a worthwhile purchase for fans of arcade shooters and co-op games.

Recommended Aug 3, 2026
The following is a transcript for a full video review (available on YouTube) I did of this game: I am extremely pleased to cover today the 2015 indie title: Assault Android Cactus. Initially launched for PC platforms and ported to PS4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch over the course of the next 4 years, I've been playing this sorely underrated gem since I could get my no-hands on it. Imagine my surprise to learn that it was made by basically a three-man team called Witch Beam, located in Brisbane, Australia. And I'm just going to preemptively apologize because I'm probably going to pronounce their names wrong, per usual, but here goes anyway: Tim Dawson is credited as head artist and programmer as well as co-designer, Jeff van Dyck created all the sounds and music you'll hear, and Sanatana Mishra not only was chief designer, but was kind enough to respond to me bugging them for an interview. The story opens when Intergalactic Police Officer, Cactus, approaches the spaceship Genki Star, and is fired upon for her trouble. Reasoning the best entrance is a, uh, quick one, she slams her ship headlong into the cargo bay, where she meets Lemon, Holly, and Coral. Coral is not a plant but …
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Recommended Sep 24, 2026
Criminally underrated for a game that released over 10 years ago with a level design concept that I've yet to see done better. SO good I took the time to S rank the whole campaign, and played it with other characters. Fantastic arcade shooter, I wish there was more by the studio. Seriously how the ♥♥♥♥ can there be a studio called WITCH BEAM that drops one fantastic game then nothing? ♥♥♥♥♥♥ shame it is. Still gonna hold out hope for a sequel or something new though.
Recommended Sep 12, 2026
nothing its good in every way
Recommended Sep 9, 2026
I was climbing a mountain and I turned to Witch Beam and asked "How far up are we?" and they said "Assault Android Cactus+" and I knew I was at the peak. fr though this is a very nice twin stick shooter that means a lot to me as one of the first games I played, would recommend it. pineapple
Recommended Sep 7, 2026
I NEED A SEQUEL!!!!!!!
Recommended Aug 11, 2026
This game is incredibly fun. I love the level design, the gameplay, the soundtrack, the characters, and the worldbuilding (though unfortunately its left on a cliffhanger). Characters are unique with different weapon loadouts and have fun personalities, and it has a ton of replay value for a game with only 25 levels. The most fun part of the game is trying to get S+ Rank on all the levels with all of the characters. It's such a satisfying feeling getting an S+ Rank on a level you've been struggling on. Then you get all the Extra modes and then you can mix and match to change how the game feels. The Co-Op mode is great too! I love having people over at my house and playing this game together! If you like challenging yourself and blasting enemies and feeling awesome, I would highly suggest you pick this game up.

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