JUSTICE SUCKS: Tactical Vacuum Action
Samurai Punk · 2022 · Funny, Sandbox, Comedy, Adventure, Indie
PC
Very Positive95% · 198
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About JUSTICE SUCKS: Tactical Vacuum Action
In JUSTICE SUCKS, you play as Dusty, a killer robot vacuum on a quest for vengeance.
When burglars break into the McClean home, Dusty must go rogue to protect his family. Unfortunately, his heroic actions attract the attention of FamilyCorp, and a fight with the warranty squad sends Dusty flying into the living room TV.
Waking up in the TV dimension, Dusty must hack, hide and suck his way to freedom. Join forces with your fighting spirit, Sexy McClean, and develop deadly abilities to help him defeat FamilyCorp and save his family!
MAKE A MESS
Suck up objects to use against your enemies, destroying them with deadly satisfaction.EAT THEIR BLOOD
Do your duties as a vacuum cleaner and clean up the mess. Munch on bodies, suck up blood and eat all the leftovers.UNLEASH DEVASTATING POWERS
Consume the blood of your enemies to fuel Dusty’s deadly powers, slamming, ramming and dancing your way through waves of FamilyCorp agents.STAY HIDDEN
Use your low profile to hide under furniture, avoid detection and perform powerful stealth attacks on unsuspecting enemies.HACK THE WORLD
Turn the environment against your foes by hacking smart devices and turning them into deadly traps.MEET POWERFUL ALLIES
Befriend animal allies and destroy Dusty’s enemies as an unstoppable team.What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
✦ AI summary
Players praise Justice Sucks for its surprisingly deep stealth-action gameplay wrapped in a quirky, humorous package about playing as a sentient vacuum cleaner protecting a household, with clever trap mechanics and excellent comedic writing that blends Home Alone with Hitman vibes. The main appeal seems to be the absurdist premise executed with genuine care and polish, though some players note it may not be immediately clear how much depth the game offers beneath its goofy exterior.
I need to play this more, but it had sort of a chibi-roboish vibe to it which is why I nabbed it. Then I accidentally dropped a ceiling fan on the family's son during the tutorial hide and seek game but uh, moving on, looks like dad's cut himself in the kitchen, better go clean-- "Cleaning up blood and bodies fuels your blood power, which you need to run blood abilities!" Well this took a turn. It's a fun little game about being a valiant not-roomba, protecting your household from the forces of sexy corporate evil. You utilize household items as traps, as well as your own devlish printer-like cunning to defeat enemies with cute little beeps and boops. Until they die. It's funny, it's cute. It's not at all what I expected, probably.5 found this helpful
[h1]Domestic Terrorism Has Never Been This Productive[/h1] [i]JUSTICE SUCKS: Tactical Vacuum Action[/i] is a masterclass in what I like to call "High-Octane Chores." In an industry currently suffocated by gritty reboots and photorealistic depictions of sadness, Samurai Punk has delivered a title that embraces the inherent absurdity of a sentient vacuum cleaner embarking on a blood-soaked quest for vengeance. It’s [b]Hitman[/b] meets [b]Home Alone[/b], filtered through a fever dream of 90s Saturday morning cartoons. [h2]Technical Execution & Gameplay[/h2] From a mechanical standpoint, the game utilizes an [b]iterative stealth-action loop[/b] that is surprisingly deep. As Dusty, you navigate a 90s TV universe with a level of agility that defies your circular chassis. The technical polish is evident in the [b]frame pacing[/b]; even when the screen is cluttered with exploding ceiling fans and arterial spray, the performance remains buttery smooth. The [b]spatial audio[/b] implementation deserves a special mention. It’s not just for immersion; it’s a critical tactical tool. You can hear the distinct thud of guard patrols through walls, allowing for precise [b]hit-box registration[/…2 found this helpful
Hitman meets The Werecleaner meets Jo Jo's Bizarre Adventure. It's comedic, it's goofy, it's stealthy and it sucks. Definitely give this a go, especially if you can grab it on sale, there's a lot of love, care and depth to the gameplay, much more than meets the eye initially. 10/10, sucks.2 found this helpful
Unlike Dusty and Sexy McClean, this game does not suck. No doubt the best game I'll play this year. Really funny concept, a lot of fun media references, just my type of humour, and very satisfying gameplay and mechanics1 found this helpful
I played originally on Switch and picked it up again here. I think this game has had some confusing releases and seems to have been released under multiple names rather than just updating the initial game. I believe this is the final product? I like it. The tutorials are just a bit under trimmed, but aren't terribly long or wordy. The cutscenes and story are weird and engaging. I have no negative notes. This game is super fun!
i kill people cuz im a vacuum...i think (its really fun)
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