The Van of Justice
Mahn-In Studios · 2021 · Action, Physics, Cute, Comedy, Destruction
PC
Positive95% · 20
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About The Van of Justice
The van of justice is an action, casual simulation game with a lot of physical features. Experience systematic ragdoll systems, thrown and broken objects, which are not obvious to be found in other games.
Police J comes to Kim, a student who was bullied at Turner High School in San Francisco, USA in 2005. J offers to give pocket money according to the value of the student's arrest if he punishes and arrests the students who bullied Kim. Kim, who was bullied by all students, accepted the offer, and now Tooner High School has only to be avenged.
All students at Tooner High School are bullying Kim. Punish by throwing weapons or physical objects. Revenge if you make eye contact while walking around the hallway. Punish even if the breathing sound is loud. Even if you're ugly, punish them. Punish both the teachers and the principal. If you take them to J's police van, J will pay an additional corresponding price. You don't have to feel guilty. Everyone is bullying Kim, and you are just realizing justice. If you lost interest in repeated punishment, it's not a bad idea to carry out additional quests provided by J. If enough money has been collected, the ultimate goal is to purchase nuclear weapons parts through Kim's home PC, expel all personnel in the school, and blast and demolish buildings.
The counselors (LMCD), as known as student leaders, will punish you when you do something wrong. Openworld games always has this kind of group. However, protection on students is not their jurisdiction. they only work for teachers and themselves.
There are many unique friends in this school. Kim is also a very unique case right now. Coco Brothers, who throw up bombs when they're nervous, Jay and Jenny, a nuisance couple who always stick together at schools where dating is prohibited. Right, There are also a psychopath dancer rabbit Bunny and a 500kg giant Terence who destroys everything and everyone on his way.
"You get revenge, I build results."
Police J comes to Kim, a student who was bullied at Turner High School in San Francisco, USA in 2005. J offers to give pocket money according to the value of the student's arrest if he punishes and arrests the students who bullied Kim. Kim, who was bullied by all students, accepted the offer, and now Tooner High School has only to be avenged.
The way to realize justice
All students at Tooner High School are bullying Kim. Punish by throwing weapons or physical objects. Revenge if you make eye contact while walking around the hallway. Punish even if the breathing sound is loud. Even if you're ugly, punish them. Punish both the teachers and the principal. If you take them to J's police van, J will pay an additional corresponding price. You don't have to feel guilty. Everyone is bullying Kim, and you are just realizing justice. If you lost interest in repeated punishment, it's not a bad idea to carry out additional quests provided by J. If enough money has been collected, the ultimate goal is to purchase nuclear weapons parts through Kim's home PC, expel all personnel in the school, and blast and demolish buildings.
Slave of capital, student leaders
The counselors (LMCD), as known as student leaders, will punish you when you do something wrong. Openworld games always has this kind of group. However, protection on students is not their jurisdiction. they only work for teachers and themselves.
Is this a school or a subway entrance to hell?
There are many unique friends in this school. Kim is also a very unique case right now. Coco Brothers, who throw up bombs when they're nervous, Jay and Jenny, a nuisance couple who always stick together at schools where dating is prohibited. Right, There are also a psychopath dancer rabbit Bunny and a 500kg giant Terence who destroys everything and everyone on his way.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
One minute you’re knocking out school bullies, the next you’re showing them the “power of justice,” and then you’re casually buying a nuke to level the entire school. I played it in my courtroom video, and honestly it felt like Exhibit A for why I was even on trial. The physics are broken, the premise is insane, and the gameplay swings from goofy slapstick to apocalyptic chaos in seconds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxBLtfvAp04&t=714s1 found this helpful
Absolutely life-changing. The best psa about bullying I've ever seen in my life. Truly an unforgettable experience.1 found this helpful
i pissed at a monkey and he began ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ at me in the middle of the dorm so i farted to gain some momentum. I'm not making this up1 found this helpful
my head hurts
"The Van of Justice" is a badly made third person brawler where, as a victim of bullying, you enact revenge violence against the school and people in it, ultimately planting a bomb to destroy the school. While this was clearly tongue-in-cheek, glorifying violence and horrific events for profit, as the developer here tried to do, is absolutely harmful and disgusting, and very poor taste. In terms of visuals, this features fairly low quality low poly 3D graphics which will deter a lot of gamers, understandably. Gaming is a visual medium, and while some developers struggle with creating high quality visuals, failing to do so is a disservice to gamers. It's very difficult to recommend bad looking games. It's free... now, but it wasn't before. The developer was charging $2 USD for this. Price barriers, especially on low quality products, can be a direct cause of failure. It's a nice gesture for the game to be given away for free, but it also tells us that the game wasn't good enough to succeed as a paid product. It's also a bit of a slap in the face to anyone who paid money for this... nobody got refunded. Despite having no up-front cost, this failed to appeal to the 120 milli…
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