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Granny Pills - Defend Cactuses

2075 year. After the invasion of aliens, there was almost no life and oxygen left on Earth. The only plant that survived are cacti. The aliens want to destroy or steal all the cactuses to stop the live on Earth.

The brave Granny who grows her cactuses on the road (so that they can receive rays of light) should protect them from aliens. She discovered that the aliens are afraid of human pills, and she has a huge amount of them, as well as a shotgun loaded in case of emergency.

Rules and Instructions for Granny Pills - Defend Cactuses

Click & Hold to aim. Release to throw the pill. Match the color of the pill with monster's color to destroy it. Protect your cacti and survive as long as possible!

Key Features

Mouse control. A fun game with cute graphics!

Who designed and programmed this game?

The development team that made this game is Artem Lanin.

In what type of game category can this be classified?

The primary genre of the game is Shooter.

What specific tools or technologies were employed to create the game's user interface and interaction?

The primary technology enabling the game’s features is Construct 3.

What identifiers are used to describe this game?

The descriptors used to tag this game include: alien, colormatch, defence, monster, survival.

Does the game involve any form of harmful or aggressive actions?

Yes, Granny Pills - Defend Cactuses includes actions that could be considered cruel.

Is there any depiction of blood in the gameplay?

No, Granny Pills - Defend Cactuses does not depict any form of blood or injury.

Is the game designed to work well on mobile screens?

Granny Pills - Defend Cactuses is available on mobile devices, including iOS and Android.

Who is the primary gender audience of this game?

The primary gender audience for this game is Male.

Would this game be suitable for kids?

No, Granny Pills - Defend Cactuses is not child-appropriate.