(Strange isn’t it?) I was looking forward to the alternate skins for the characters. Other than dying a lot, because that is the nature of the genre for me, I have only one complaint. The above video shows off the auto-aim pretty well… it also shows me being pretty horrible at the game… so there’s that. Having level breaks is pretty nice though, but death is there for me in Infinite Drive. However, I still kind of prefer the Infinite Drive at times because it’s just continuous chaotic fun. I’m not doing so hot with them, but it is nice to have another set of things to work through. I’m sure that lovers of the genre will welcome the new set of challenges with open arms. So that New Game+ mode with amped-up bosses, new wave compositions and rapid stage transformations won’t is now being experienced by even me! I’m was writing this in defeat, but in a surprise turn of events, I beat the game.

The new stuff added to the Switch version doesn’t really apply actually applies to me! I’m glad to say this and I’m not even the best at beating Bullet-Hells. I still find it hard to not love Starch and the way she talks with the bosses.

Does it pan out? Can I actually beat the game now? Can a four-year-old play the game? (You know, because that’s really important for the majority of people out there.) Let me break it down for you. The Switch is such an excellent console for multiplayer and they said it was even easier to join with Nintendo’s latest baby. There was one concept that really drew me to reviewing the same game twice. While it was a crazy Bullet-Hell filled with carnage (read that as me dying a lot) and flashy moves, I really enjoyed the snot out of it. I played Assault Android Cactus on Steam and found it pretty excellent.

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