Compared to its ancestors, Ultra Assault contains some fairly advanced graphics. Although it isn't anywhere close to the beautiful visuals in popular 3D titles, Ultra Assault's in-game graphics are satisfying and pleasing to the eye. Utilizing the same top down perspective as similar titles, textures in Ultra Assault's backgrounds appear rich and detailed. The particle effects in Ultra Assault are extremely versatile for such a simple game. It is obvious that a lot of time went in to the artwork. The only problems that Ultra Assault has visually are the menus. Comparing the menu screen to the actual game almost seems like looking at two completely different titles. Plenty of blocky text and horribly clashed color schemes prevail. In fact, the menus are such a let down, you may find it difficult to even venture into the actual game.
The audio also produces lackluster results. A simple mix of tense mood music and frivolous sound effects matching the particle effects doesn't hurt the product, they simply keep Ultra Assault afloat. It doesn't create anything too remarkable, just mild complacency.