7 Nights with Vroombi

Vroombi is a lot of fun! Very freaky at times and the multiple endings entice replayability. Worth your time.

Streamer POV: REALLY good little horror game! Doesn't overstay its welcome, controls surprisingly well, very little jank, looks good, palpable feeling of threat... everything you'd want from a short horror game. Honestly, I'd love more games like this!

As a self proclaimed scaredy pants I don't usually go for horror games, but vroombi brought the right amount of tension and atmosphere to hook me in! The core gameplay of sucking up dust is really quite satisfying; it feels quite good to control vroombi on both keyboard and controller. The overall pacing of the gameplay and story felt good, and I also enjoyed the marble hunting completionist aspect of it. All in all the experience is quite short, but I think that there is enough game to start to sink your teeth into it. My appetite is wetted, so I'm hoping that I can see some more Vroombi in the future!

10/10 Loved it! Multiple endings! My husband who hates playing with mouse and keyboard plated this for 2 hours because he wanted to save the child and I had to make him take a break. Great game Great Story

Night 6. I am the bestest vacuum. Naked dude crawled to me. I sped away. Need to clean dust. Easy circular patterns with stars. Kid leaves me love notes. Can pick up liquids, as seen with sticky red found. 10/10 Better than Dyson.

Such an adorable and fun little horror game. I was having a super fun time just cleaning up and the little bit of atmospheric horror elements were really neat. [spoiler] The monster was interesting and genuinely creepy, especially when just getting far enough away that you could only see the glowing of its eyes and mouth [/spoiler] Overall, it was a great little game, especially for the price point and I would highly recommend it. The gameplay is chill and the story isn't much but easy to follow. My only suggestion would be adding a chapter select as while some things definitely need to have an entire replay, while streaming there were some things I would have liked to go back to redo, [spoiler] being attacked by the monster [/spoiler] which I would not have been able to just go back and do without an entire replay which felt a little unnecessary for something so small. It was really such a fun little game!

I spent a little under an hour playing the game, needing a palette cleanser. I bought it and tested it, I think it's a really fun game- And as silly as it sounds, I enjoyed my time being that little vacuum. I do wish there was more to do or a longer timespan than 7 Days. Definitely wouldn't hate another installment.

This is just the right amount of creepy, and the right amount of cute, with just the right length to not overstay its welcome. Sometimes the creepy rudely interrupt your very important vacuuming, but that can be solved. If I'd have one wish for an improvement, it would be the ability to replay individual nights and work towards the alternate endings without replaying the entire thing. As it stands though, it's well worth the time, and the price. It's works well as a couch game, and runs great on Linux/SteamOS.

Cute and funny! Knocking over the blocks was my favorite part!

7 Nights With Vroombi is a delightful little horror experience that fans of Paranormal Activity (found-footage-film-franchise), Skinamarink (film), Good Boy (film- the horror from the dog's perspective) Moldwasher (game), lo-fi horror, and cleaning simulators will absolutely love. It’s masterfully executed — though admittedly rather short. You play as a (potentially sentient? or at least perceived that way by deuteragonist, Lily) little robotic vacuum cleaner: suck up dust (and other... messes), and occasionally avoid a daemon made manifest through ritualistic spellcasting. Sounds simple enough, No? Sure. However, the craftmanship of the game shines once you slow down and actually pay attention to the environmental story cues scattered throughout each “night,” you realize there’s real narrative depth here. Lore-hunters (like Yours Truly) will especially appreciate the love, care, and detail poured into this wordless tale of woe. The story even branches with variable outcomes depending on which goals you complete. Short but sweet, and surprisingly memorable.