Whilst in general controls are smooth, your droid moves a little slowly when not powered up.
This creates a nice sense of tension and introduces plenty of situations where you have to decide to play it safe, or rush into danger for the extra few seconds you need.įor the genre, it isn’t quite perfect, but it is getting close. Extra battery charge can be picked up in game and you will need to do so to survive.
You have a secondary weapon with limited shots on a cooldown and an overall stage timer that is represented by a constantly draining battery. You are doing WASD movement with the mouse to aim. Menus are slick, the graphics clear and the soundtrack suitably bombastic.įrom there, things are a bit more standard. Straight away you can tell that there is a lot of work and polish that has gone into the presentation. What do you get for your hundred or so MB? You get three levels and a boss with a variety of androids to play as. The good news is the game and demo are now up on Steam so you can check out the craziness yourself. You have all seen the gifs of Assault Android Cactus (AAC).
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