JUSTICE SUCKS: Tactical Vacuum Action Reviews

Really fun short game. The dev improved it from their concept game and put a ridiculous story amd funny characters. Can't believe they manage to put the feels at the end.

JUSTICE SUCKS: Tactical Vacuum Action improves on its predecessor; the controls feel better, there's unlockable abilities, it has more fun and wacky traps, and a variety of level types and environments to switch up the how the game plays. It leans into the comedic aspects of its premise, but there is a level of (tolerable) cringe to the awkwardly paced cutscenes. I would recommend Justice Sucks for its unique comedic gameplay, particularly at a discount. It improves and goes grander than the original, which is great to see for a small developer.

I wasn't sure what to expect with this one... But I'm very glad I gave this a shot! Although I hadn't gotten too far into the game just yet, only having done a handful of missions... It immediately struck a chord in me. This game has so much charm to it and is very quirky (in a good way). The gameplay is nice and smooth too. And I love the little roomba, Dusty. He has so much character for a little roomba and I adore it. Effectively, as the name suggests, it's a lite version of something like Metal Gear, but from the perspective of an essentially cartoony roomba.

i hurts a bit to give it a No. game would be a solid 7/10 or 8/10... but due to the bugs and inconsistent mechanics. 6/10

Let me start off by saying, Roombo: First Blood was a fantastic game and it was such a blessing to find out that three years later they had made a full fledged sequel. It's ridiculous, it's goofy, it's cartoonishly gory, and the gameplay is still exactly the same but with more levels, abilities, mechanics, enemy types, objectives, cutscenes, JoJo references and more. It is all I could ask for in a game. 10/10, I legitimately love this game to death. If I had to complain, I have two nitpicks. While not a huge deal, in the first game, when activating a sprinkler, burglars could trip on it after stepping onto the water which is not the case here. You either have to use it while they are standing directly underneath it, freeze it, or electrify it for them to get hurt. But with most water sources being near electric traps or ice traps, this isn't really that big of a deal. Just tripped me up the first time and I was confused why they weren't slipping on the water! My other complaint isn't even gameplay related, but I always called him Roombo, so I was surprised when they called him Dusty. I called him Roombo so long that calling him Dusty felt wrong. So in my heart, he is still Roombo. My only complaint I could call a legit complaint is that there isn't more. Everything is SOOOO GOOD. Different enemy types and new maps means new strategies to try and avoid more than just a burglar kicking you this time. They'll try to ram you with scooters, explode you with bombs, or smash you by jumping into the air. But with the new trap types, it's no problem. And using traps together like lighting oil on fire or electrifying the water makes for some hilarious hijinks as you lure tons of enemies into your trap with a honk. One of my favorite parts was finding secrets within the levels that reward for exploring such as finding a chainsaw in the back of the airport or the fuse box in the nightclub. The new level types are equally amazing. Elimination where you get to focus solely on killing the enemies feels so satisfying without having to worry about anything else. Break The Targets along with the music was an awesome reference to Melee. And Cleaning Frenzy was oddly satisfying with the launching of soaps to try and clean up quicker to get a higher score. Oh and the song there is an absolute bop as well. Speaking of which, the entire soundtrack of this game is amazing and I was incredibly happy to see it was available on Spotify. However it wasn't on YouTube, so for you people who don't use Spotify, don't worry! I uploaded them all there so you can enjoy these amazing pieces of music. Samurai Punk, while 100%ing this game was some of the most fun I've ever had with a game, it was also sad because with the shutdown of the company in 2023, I knew that finishing the game meant Roombo was over. Truly, I wish all the developers well and thank them for the continued support of their games and for making these wonderful indie titles in the first place. This game gets a 10/10 and a Goatman seal of approval.