I still remember booting up ACECRAFT in my little corner of the world and seeing that Looney Tunes key art flash across the loading screen. Instantly, I felt like a kid on Saturday morning cartoons ... except this time I was the one holding the controls. ACECRAFT is already a wild two-player co-op vertical-scrolling bullet hell shooter on iOS and Android, but when MOONTON Games announced the Veggie Party crossover with Looney Tunes, officially licensed by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, I knew my weekend plans were gone.

Let me tell you, I was a little skeptical at first. Crossovers can be all frosting and no cake. But the moment I selected Bugs Bunny as my pilot and watched him lounge back with that trademark smirk, I was sold. Daffy Duck, meanwhile, flapped into the hangar like he had just remembered he is supposed to know how to fly. Their hand-drawn animations are so expressive that they almost feel like tiny cartoon actors ad-libbing between bullet waves. It is chaotic, slapstick, and completely at home in the whimsical skies of Cloudia.

Legendary animator John Pomeroy, whose resume includes years of Looney Tunes work, said he was truly impressed with ACECRAFT's animation. He specifically pointed out how expressive and alive the characters feel, and honestly? I get it. Watching Daffy nearly lose his feathers during a boss barrage while Bugs dodges with that unbothered grin is a whole mood. It is not easy to make characters feel alive in a bullet hell, but somehow ACECRAFT makes it look like a Saturday morning cartoon that learned how to fight back.

I jumped in with a friend for some two-player chaos, and we spent the first evening just laughing at the little animations. My co-pilot kept choosing Bugs because he wanted to see the carrot flick after close calls, while I stuck with Daffy because every near miss looked like a dramatic one-duck show. The vertical-scrolling stages are already intense, but adding Looney Tunes energy made every dodge feel less like pure survival and more like improv comedy with lasers.

The Veggie Party event was packed with more stuff than I expected. I spent most of my first evening in Wild Harvest, grabbing shovels by clearing daily, tournament, and event missions, then digging for hidden treasures across the event board. Every time I unearthed the full batch, the stage-clear reward popped up like a carrot-themed jackpot. The leaderboard gave me an extra push, too, because I am just competitive enough to chase a few more stages before bed.

Here is a quick breakdown of the event activities that kept me busy:

Activity	What You Do	Why It Was Fun
Wild Harvest 🥕	Clear daily, tournament, and event missions to earn shovels, then dig for treasures on the event board	The treasure hunt loop made every mission feel like a tiny surprise
Fest Sign-in	Log in daily to collect milestone rewards	Easy rewards for just showing up, no excuse to skip
Fest Shop	Earn event currency by clearing stages and exchange it for special items	It gave me a reason to rerun stages without feeling grindy
Fest puzzle	Collect Puzzle Pieces from in-game tasks, unlock tiles, and earn exclusive rewards	The puzzle board made collaboration progress feel tangible

A dedicated event tab kept everything in one place, which was a blessing because I would have otherwise forgotten which carrot was which. Between shoveling, signing in, shopping, and solving puzzle tiles, the event had a gentle rhythm that never made me feel burned out. I could pick it up for fifteen minutes or lose a whole evening without noticing.

What really sold me, though, was the little stuff. Bugs would flick a carrot after a near miss. Daffy would throw a dramatic wing over his face during heavy bullet patterns. These are not just stat skins; they are characters with personality stitched into every frame. In a genre that often focuses purely on dodging and damage, that kind of charm goes a long way.

The collaboration also spilled onto social media, with extra campaigns that had me refreshing ACECRAFT's official channels for details. I may or may not have watched the trailer enough times to memorize Daffy's panic. No shame. If you want a break from ordinary gacha crossovers, this one nailed the Looney Tunes vibe without sanding down the chaos.

Now, in 2026, I still look back at Veggie Party as one of those limited-time crossovers done right. If you have a spare afternoon and a friend who does not mind yelling 'on your left!' mid-barrage, ACECRAFT is available worldwide on iOS and Android. Take to the skies, dig up some treasures, and let Cloudia's wackiest pilots handle the rest.