Players can also combine attacks for greater damage, such as setting off a sprinkler and blowing a fuse or dropping a lamp onto oil and setting the room ablaze.

Each area is littered with hackable objects that deal different kinds of damage like AoE attacks from blowing a fuse, direct attacks from making disco balls and TVs fall on enemies, and even elemental damage through flaming stoves and ice-cold freezers. Justice Sucks had to find a way to make hiding in bushes feel dynamic, and since Dusty has no appendages with which it can fight, hacking became the weapon of choice. Related: Pac-Man World Re-Pac PS5 Review - A Short & Fun Platformer Most of the game takes place in this TV dimension where Dusty trains and masters its abilities in order to rescue its family. During the battle, the family is kidnapped and Dusty is thrown into the TV and is on the verge of death luckily, its consciousness enters the TV realm and meets its incredibly buff fighting spirit. Justice Sucks is centered around Dusty, an average Roomba-style vacuum living a quiet life with its loving family until it is forced to defend them from the Famil圜orp warranty squad.

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