
Vacuum Warrior is a Free to Play incremental idle game. Listen to the crisp crackle of dust and debris entering your vacuum as you vacuum ridiculous amounts of dust. Upgrade your vacuums, idle gains, and robot vacuums, earn achievements, and explore numerous locations in the Vacuum Warrior universe!
Revenue comes from in-game items and microtransactions, which our price-based model doesn't estimate. The player count below is how many people own it, not what they spent.
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English, German, Danish, Spanish - Spain, Spanish - Latin America
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Lost 166 hours of game time because the game inexplicably deletes your save if your computer crashes, power goes out, etc. That's what I get for playing free **** I guess.
This game is too grindy. Even for me. At one point, the only way to speed up the game (other than idling) is by getting temporary buffs which also need to be grinded for. Once I saw that, I said I'm done.
End game is basically: log in, open chests, upgrade a few things, log off.
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Took me ~250 hours to reach the last area and purchase the final vacuum upgrade. Very fun game, especially for free. The end game does drag out a lot for little reward and, like all free to play games, you can purchase microtransactions to speed up your progress but I never felt like I needed to do this. The manager system built into the game is an interesting dynamic that I enjoyed but didn't explore too much due to the primary currency when purchasing managers is microtransaction currency - although you can unlock managers without paying and I nearly had two managers in all locations. I was going to 100% the game but after looking at the achievement list, and with nothing new left for me to unlock in the game, I think I'm happy to wrap the game up now until new areas or vacuums have been added. That being said, this game is definitely worth checking out. It is not a game you focus on, it's a game you leave on in the background. If you like watching numbers go up, this is a game for you.
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This is the kind of game where you play for 1 hour then leave it running for an entire night, then do it all again. Offline dust earning is barely 10% of what the auto vaccuums can get, and the visuals aren't all that exciting either. Without the packs it will take days to unlock the last three locations. The prestige upgrades are also worthless at higher levels due to the absurd price increase for such a meager number increase. Unless you have the proper idle game mindset, just play something else
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I love grindy games but this makes no sense the only thing i think about why they do this to press you to buy the extra overpriced packes!! yes i bought booth it im stupid!
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