ACECRAFT, Vizta Games’ cartoonish shoot-em-up gets a soft launch for Android in the US

As a seasoned gamer with years of experience under my belt, I have to admit that ACECRAFT, developed by Vizta Games, has piqued my interest in a big way. The moment I laid eyes on its captivating cartoon art style, reminiscent of the enchanting world of Cuphead, I knew this was a game worth exploring.

MOONTON Games’ subsidiary, Vizta Games, has created another enjoyable experience after their party game, Mobile Party. Called ACECRAFT, this game is a space shoot-em-up with a cartoon aesthetic and is currently in the early release stage for Android devices in the US.

ACECRAFT brings a nostalgic touch added with the enjoyment of a space battle

As a dedicated gamer, I’ve come across games that share some striking similarities with the one I’m currently playing. For instance, have you ever experienced the charm of Cuphead? The art style in ACECRAFT reminds me of it, though I understand this is just my personal observation. Moving on, this game offers an immersive experience as you encounter a multitude of adversaries, some even legendary, while navigating through a vibrant and intricately designed world.

In ACECRAFT, you’ll get to discover the enchanting “City in the Sky,” a floating metropolis populated by valiant Clockwork Dolls. In this captivating realm, you’ll mentor your dolls and wind them up to animate them, readying them for thrilling escapades. There’s a rich assortment of gameplay on offer, with over 50 distinct levels and numerous game settings.

The game’s unique art design and music contribute significantly to the enjoyment, as acknowledged by its creators. They transport you back in time to the enchanting 1930s, with a captivating retro aesthetic that revives the dreams and tales of that era. Additionally, you have the freedom to personalize your aircraft using over 100 attachments.

Earlier on, I brought up that ACECRAFT is presently undergoing a soft release for Android users in the United States. Unfortunately, there’s no information yet regarding its global availability or iOS launch. If you meet the requirements and are intrigued, you can search for it on Google Play Store. Keep an eye out for future announcements concerning its accessibility.

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2024-07-19 09:11