#assault android cactus

[cyanbyte]

has ANYBODY but me (and 2 of my moots) made Assault Android Cactus fan characters please..........................

[videogamepolls]

Requested by anon

[doz-goz]

Which AAC character y’all’s ship?

I want to know what Assult Android Cactus characters yalls ship with one another.

I personally ship Peanut and Licorice together I want to know your thoughts.

[felixdragonheartofficial]

The effort I put into doing homework

vs

the effort I put into getting a full S+ run on every level of Assault Android Cactus is very concerning

[ruckis-rocks]

Assault Android Cactus OST - Little Android

[jay-in-the-notebook]

HELLO!

I just got a RAM upgrade, and after a long setup I'm ready to record some gameplay!

[veebs-hates-video-games]

And now for quick notes on games I've played on Steam since June and didn't finish but left in the "maybe I'll get back to this some day" category, part 1 of 2:

Assault Android Cactus: Pretty decent twin stick shooter that I was initially having fun with, but a couple bosses in I got real tired of getting one-shot by stuff that was off screen until too late to do anything about it during boss fights. Surprisingly by the same people who recently made Unpacking

Zasa: An AI Story: Kind of neat idea for a puzzle game, but I kind of forgot I was playing it for a month and lost interest

Achromatic: Minimalist puzzle game that seems fine, but the larger the puzzles get the more I have the same problem I do with Match 3 games where stuff just stops registering in my brain and I have to look at every little thing individually and it's not fun anymore

Incredipede: I like the premise and the general vibe, but I just wasn't into actually playing it enough to finish it. It has the best achievements ever though, which are all things like "go outside and play with a real bug, then come back here and press this button to give yourself the achievement"

Ziggurat: Roguelike FPS that I like the idea of but was very bad at and couldn't get into

Mad Max: Seems like a fine-ish open world game if you have nothing better to do with your time, but nothing about it stands out in any way. I could go play a good game instead of just one that's vaguely ok

Mighty No. 9: I can't tell if it's better or worse than the internet led me to believe, but I can tell it's not good enough to be worth playing over going back and replaying literally any old Mega Man game instead

The First Tree: I had to stop like five minutes in because it was clearly trying to get me to take it seriously but the animations were so hilariously janky that I couldn't

Induction: Minimalist puzzle game that I just wasn't really feeling the central mechanics of

God Eater Resurrection: Might come back to again at some point even if I'm not really sure I'll like it. The main problem was that I was having major issues running it through Proton on Linux (which rarely happens to me anymore these days, which is pretty neat itself), but that'll probably get fixed sooner or later

Tekken 7: Of all the fighting games I tried this year this was the one I got along the best with [this is a lie because I wrote it before playing BBTAG], which is weird because I've never played much Tekken in the past. It felt the most satisfying to play and I had the most success actually learning how to play a character that actually clicked with me (Lucky Chloe is just fun), but I just kinda don't really like a lot of the character designs and the story and all that stuff when it comes to Tekken and always have, which killed my motivation

Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-: I really wanted to like this more than I did because it looks great and is generally ridiculous, but the overall feel of the game just wasn't really clicking with me

Art of Gravity: Another puzzle game that's vaguely interesting but didn't really grab me enough to finish

Say No! More: Comedy game about setting boundaries, which I really want to like more than I do, but the humor and tone just weren't really doing much for me and I stopped like halfway through even though it's short

[mysteamgrids]

Assault Android Cactus

[jtggaming]

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[cyanbyte]

If you could relive any of your memories, which would it be?

recently getting back into Assault Android Cactus and honestly rn i wish i could experience playing it for the first time again...... it was such a fun day i've never fucked with a game so much before...............

[mistermertensophryne]

🌿 ~ INTRO POST ~ 🌿

☘️ ~ im langston, im a gay ace trans man, i use he/him and it/its pronouns. i do a lot of viva pinata art but ill occasionally make other stuff!!

🌱 ~ i love meeting new people, my discord tag changes a lot but its usually in my blog description and my dms are always open

🍏 ~ dni: basic dni criteria (racists, homophobes, ableists, misogynists, transphobes, etc.), terfs, zionists, antisemites, proshippers, people under 13, radqueers, rcta/ecta, people with mainly sexual content, exclusionists, forcefem/forcemasc supporters, trans fetishizers, pedos (including MAPs and NOMAPs)

🐸 ~ my interests: viva pinata, ark survival evolved, splatoon, assault android cactus, stardew, pokemon, lackadaisy, doko demo issyo, fnaf, dog man, dust an elysian tail, dungeon meshi, cult of the lamb, chezzkidz, inscryption, sunset overdrive, spiritfarer, captain laserhawk, lego monkie kid, and more

📗 ~ i also run the blogs @the-feather-report and @drizzlingcapriccioso

🌿 ~ BLOG NAVIGATION ~ 🌿

#fergston - my fergy x langston art and archive

#friend stuff - things my mootie patooties made :3

#viva pinata - my viva pinata content, kindof an umbrella term for the next 2

#viva pinata (tv show) - my stuff specifically pertaining to the 4kids viva pinata cartoon

#viva pinata (game) - my stuff for the viva pinata games

#my art stuffs - my art!

#langston rambles - me talking

[fictionkinfessions]

canon pets: helo :( i miss helo so bad. he was less of a pet and more of a battle ally but he loved stritches and stayed with me when when the other robots turned. he was my loyal little boy :(

- aubergine, assault android cactus

x

[linuxgamenews]

Tempopo: Unveiling a Bright and Imaginative World

Tempopo a vibrant but relaxing puzzle game coming to Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the brilliant minds at Witch Beam. Due to make its way onto Steam in 2024. Have you heard about Witch Beam's new title, Tempopo? If Witch Beam sounds familiar, it's because they're the geniuses behind Unpacking and Assault Android Cactus. Partnered with CULT Games, they're bringing us another gem due to release in 2024 on Linux this year. Tempopo is a relaxing puzzle game where you find harmony through planning and execution. Imagine a bright, imaginative world full of heart, where you can take your time and mull over puzzles while enjoying some great music. The trailer itself feels like a music video, welcoming you to the flow, feel, and vibe of this title. The soundscapes are like the game's heartbeat, syncing everything together as you play. And get this — the music is crafted by Jeff van Dyck, the BAFTA-winning Audio Director and Composer known for Unpacking and Alien: Isolation. While offering vocals by Angela van Dyck and Eneteti Turnbull.

Tempopo Reveal Trailer

So, what's the deal with this title? You’ll find Hana’s garden of musical flowers scattered across the sky and only her magical garden sprites can save them. These sprites, known as Tempopo, are a bit playful and clumsy, so they'll need your help to work together and solve puzzles on each island. Use your smarts or even some trial and error to find the perfect solutions. Since each puzzle you solve brings a flower back to Hana’s garden. Due to reward you with a unique musical performance.

Here's what you can look forward to:

Guide Tempopo through 60 levels: You'll be moving, smashing, blocking, lifting, and pushing your way through spatial puzzles across four seasons.

Take on this bright and joyful world: Every element in moves in harmony with the musical heartbeat. Due to create a world full of music and life.

Build your own melodic garden: As you rescue flowers, you'll build your own garden that offers a unique musical performance.

Wishlist Tempopo on Steam now and be ready to dive into this musical but relaxing puzzle adventure. Whether you're a puzzle fan or just looking for something soothing to play, its due to be a standout experience. So, gear up and get ready to guide those mischievous sprites, solve puzzles, and create beautiful music. This is one title you will want to explore. Coming to Linux, Mac, and Windows PC in 2024. The release date is still TBD.

[gmlocg]

1,963.) Assault Android Cactus

Release: August 29th, 2013 | GGF: Arcade, Twin Stick Shooter, Bullet Hell, Shoot 'Em Up, Action, Top-Down Shooter | Developer(s): Witch Beam Pty. Ltd. | Publisher(s): Witch Beam Pty. Ltd., Fuze Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. | Platform(s): Linux (2013), Macintosh (2013), Windows (2013), PlayStation 4 (2014), Tomahawk F1 (2014), PlayStation 4 (2016), Xbox One (2017), Nintendo Switch (2019)

[lesserknownwaifus]

[princesadaisy]

was lookin through my archive and saw that the last thing that i drew for aac was over a year ago! here’s a quick coral doodle to change that.. 💙💙