JUSTICE SUCKS: Tactical Vacuum Action

Burglars break into the McClean home, Dusty goes rogue to defend the family, and the resulting fight with a corporate warranty squad throws him into the television. Inside that TV dimension, styled after nineties channel-surfing, he works through sitcom sets and studio worlds toward the company that wrecked his life. Play leans on hiding rather than brawling. Dusty is low enough to slide under furniture and out of sight, then strike unsuspecting guards from cover. Smart devices scattered through each house can be hacked and turned into traps, so a microwave, a fan or a games console becomes the weapon instead of your own chassis. Objects sucked up are fired back at enemies. Cleaning up afterwards matters mechanically: eating bodies and drinking spilled blood fuels powers that let Dusty slam, ram and dance through waves of corporate agents. Animal allies join along the way and fight beside him. A fighting spirit called Sexy McClean guides the campaign and explains the machine's growing abilities. The tone stays cartoonish and gory at once, with bright colours laid over a very high body count.

KEY FEATURES

• Hack Smart Devices - Turn household electronics into traps that finish enemies for you.
• Hide Under Furniture - Dusty's low profile lets him vanish from sight and strike guards from cover.
• Blood-Fuelled Powers - Consuming spilled blood and bodies charges slams, rams and other destructive abilities.
• Suck And Fire - Vacuum up loose objects and shoot them back at the warranty squad.
• Animal Allies - Befriended animals join Dusty and fight alongside him.