ACUVAC: A Suck and Blow Adventure

Super easy to pick up and fun to play around in the world with the physics and environment. The music slaps. The art is cute and personable. The challenge levels usually bring a fun twist to a level so the second time you play it you're actually challenged. Makes for good replay-ability. In the age of limited time I wish it was easier to unlock the later levels so I could enjoy the full game. What I did play was fun and may draw me back to be completionist later. Try the demo. If you like the demo you'll love the game. Can't wait to see more projects from this team!

i must suck everything!!!

Spent 30 minutes throwing furniture out a window 10/10 would do again.

A game that you can just turn off your brain except the part regarding operating a heavy machine (the vacuum controls reminiscent of one.)

i'm a blower, i blow i suck daily there's nothing i want more than to clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean and clean

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I love the game but sadly I need to give it a bad review for the fact that one of the achievements to get stuck in the loft closet seems to be broken. Really ruined it for me.

Disclaimer: Got gifted the game. That said, I've had a fun time with it! The game is short enough and contained enough that it doesn't overstay its welcome, and every level offers some kind of unique twist on the "suck stuff up, fling it out" formula. My two main complaints: 1. The aiming reticule is almost useless, if not worse than useless, at least at first. 2. There's a part in one level where you have to unlock a door. The door requires a key...but the key has to be VERY SPECIFICALLY aligned with the keyhole. I could be missing something, but I felt like getting the alignment right required a degree of precision that the controls just did not allow me to achieve, though I did eventually get it. That was probably the one time I got truly frustrated in a "I don't think I'm the problem here" sense. Despite those two things, the game is fun, and gives me vaguely Katamari Damacy vibes. If you like that, or weird physics games more generally, you'll like this too.