When I reviewed the game back in 2015, one of the better features I enjoyed was the co-op. The 9 different playable characters all have different weapon loadouts and tactics to use when shooting foes, which works very well when playing with friends. The one thing about that, though, is that the game could be very challenging for anyone that hadn't spent a lot of time playing titles in this genre. Keeping track of enemy patterns and bullets while also trying to shoot/swap weapons can be overwhelming in a game like this where later levels guarantee the screen will be inundated with enemy projectiles. Thus, the developers at Witch Beam sought to figure out a way to make Assault Android Cactus a little more beginner friendly while also solving the issue of what to do with the Joy Cons single-stick. Enter: Aim Assist.

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