Roombo: First Blood

Roombo: First Blood launched on Steam on August 7, 2019 as a short, self-described "experimental" game — the first in Samurai Punk's robot vacuum series. The developer explicitly describes it in the store as "a short, experimental game and the first in the JUSTICE SUCKS series," signaling it was always intended as a contained, complete experience rather than an ongoing platform. After launch, the developer shipped several quality-of-life patches: controller support and key remapping (August 28, 2019), localization into nine languages (October 30, 2019), and an alternative free-movement control scheme with performance optimizations (August 2, 2020). The game also launched on Nintendo Switch on December 23, 2019. These updates addressed player feedback but did not represent new story content or expansions. The developer's focus then shifted to their successor project. In September 2020, Samurai Punk announced JUSTICE SUCKS: RECHARGED (later released simply as JUSTICE SUCKS) as the full-fledged follow-up to Roombo. JUSTICE SUCKS launched on September 9, 2022. A final maintenance patch for Roombo arrived on February 10, 2023, adding Steam Deck support and a teaser for JUSTICE SUCKS — the developer's last communication about this game. There are no unreleased DLC listings, no announced future content, and no post-launch content cadence beyond maintenance patches. The developer has explicitly positioned JUSTICE SUCKS as the continuation of the Roombo concept. The February 10, 2023 patch represents the end of active support for Roombo: First Blood, leaving the game as a complete, finished product.