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Cactus McCoy
by FliplineStudios
Cactus McCoy
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Description
When a routine treasure hunt goes awry, McCoy is transformed into a walking cactus by the ancient Curse of Thorns. McCoy’s mission is to return the Thorned Emerald to its true home. If he fails, the curse will continue until he is a lifeless, stone cactus.
Run, jump, and punch your way through an army of Enemigos sent by the monstrous Hex Hatfield. Throughout the many dangerous areas, you will find and master a barrage of weapons from razor-sharp machetes to giant bazookas. As you travel, you will uncover missing map pieces that will guide you to the source of the curse. Master the art of “Enemigo Juggling” to steal their weapons and money. You can then use your spoils to upgrade all your different fighting stats.
How to Play
Arrow keys to move, A to jump, S to attack. Down Arrow to pick up weapons, crates, and other objects. D to drop your weapon.
Comments
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Psychopath13
Jul. 13, 2012
A cactus using a cactus as a weapon... nuff said
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musicaldoodle
Dec. 14, 2013
i do better with gloves and not needle hands?
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UltimateChaos
Mar. 13, 2011
If you change the controls for the first level, the directions they give you change.... Amazing attention to detail!
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Vizuna
Mar. 12, 2011
The game creators obviously put a lot of effort into this. Many small details are not overlooked. For example, when using guns, shooting air also causes the weapon to degrade, meaning that ammo is wasted, whereas if you swing a melee weapon in mid air it doesn't degrade, unless you hit an object with it. I bet you'll only be able to use playing cards 52 times, because there are 52 cards in a deck. All these are rare to find in a generic fighting game, proving my point that this game is far from typical.
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CorduroyBear
Mar. 12, 2011
The Rule of Bully: The longer you hit 'em, the more cash they'll drop. :P
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