Win Your Own Killer Vacuum & Nintendo Switch With This ‘Justice Sucks: Recharged’ Competition
<p class="">Melbourne based developer Samurai Punk are showcasing their upcoming game, Justice Sucks: Recharged during PAX Online.</p>
Melbourne based developer Samurai Punk are showcasing their upcoming game, Justice Sucks: Recharged during PAX Online. It’s the killer vacuum sequel to the action/comedy Roombo: First Blood.
Samurai Punk is also holding a giveaway where the first place prize is a Nintendo Switch + a digital copy of Roombo: First Blood. The second-place prize is your own killer robot vacuum cleaner and the third-place price is an apparel pack.
Enter the competition HERE.
You can currently check out a demo featuring a full level from Justice Sucks: Recharged via the Steam page right HERE.
Here’s a full description for Justice Sucks: Recharged:
Experience a collection of 90’s pop culture inspired sandbox worlds, starting with a futurist robotic cruise ship being invaded by the infamous SeaBoyz, a group of mischievous pop-band pirates. Use your hacking abilities to improvise traps using gadgets, hilariously bad robots and everyday objects as projectiles as you master your environment to discover exciting and hilarious solutions to your challenges.
Defeat your enemies and watch them explode into chunks of meat, and then do your vacuuming duty and clean up the mess afterwards. Consuming their blood and gibs powers you up to use exciting new blood abilities. Hone your vacuum combat skills within the Neo-90s TV multiverse, seek revenge for the murder of your family and show the world again that JUSTICE SUCKS.
Dylan Blight
[He/Him] Dylan Blight is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Explosion Network, an independent Australian publication covering video games, film, television and pop culture. Since founding Explosion Network in 2017, Dylan has written and produced reviews, news, interviews, features and podcasts across the entertainment industry, while overseeing the publication's editorial direction and content.
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