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Roombattle pits weaponised vacuum cleaners against each other in chaotic arenas packed with wild physics, outrageous weapons, and unpredictable minigames, the objective: to be the last vacuum standing. In it players can take part in a wide range of hilarious minigames and battle across rooms packed with interactive obstacles, power-ups, and unexpected twists, and can also go in solo versus bots!
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Game Highlights:
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
- Up to 6 Players Online and Local Multiplayer
- 12+ Minigames packed with chaotic challenges
- 12+ Battle Maps featuring interactive environments
- 15+ Power-Ups and Mystery Skills to turn the tide of battle
- 50+ Unlockables tied to the progression system
- More than 300,000 Customization Combinations for unique vacuums
- Customizable Game Modes for short matches or extended sessions
- Multiple Control Options: Gamepad, keyboard, or mobile phone controllers
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