7.8 /10 1 Votes7.8
Publisher(s) Pixbits Initial release date 7 November 2011 | 3.9/5 iTunes - Apple Genre(s) Action Adventure Developer Pixbits SRL | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Similar StarMade, Project Zomboid, Dwarf Fortress, Starbound, Terraria | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Let s play junk jack x ep 1 homes and homes
Junk Jack is a 2011 video game released on iOS platforms and lately for computers. A sequel entitled Junk Jack X was developed by Pixbits and released on August 29, 2013. The series is reminiscent of Minecraft and Terraria.
Contents
- Let s play junk jack x ep 1 homes and homes
- Junk jack how to survive your first night pc gameplay
- Gameplay
- Plot
- Development
- Junk Jack
- Junk Jack X
- References
Junk jack how to survive your first night pc gameplay
Gameplay
Junk Jack is a 2D sandbox game where the player collects resources and aims to explore and survive in a randomly generated environment full of treasures and hidden secrets, filled with biomes on the surface and underground.
Plot
Like all sandbox games, the game has no clear objectives and has no concrete plot; the player creates their own storyline based on their individual experience.
Development
The developer and coder is Jacopo Santoni (Jack), and the graphics/sfx artist is Silvio Eusebio (XsX). The pair met on multiplayer in Minecraft, and decided to collaborate on a similar game for the iPhone; at that point there were no iOS sandbox games.
Junk Jack
The game has a Metacritic rating of 85% based on 11 critic reviews.
Slide to Play described the game as fun and addictive, while 148Apps deemed it a must-own for lovers of the sandbox-crafting genre. Pocket Gamer noted that it had a high learning curve, but that it was enjoyable once the player eased into it. Multiplayer.it even said it was way better than Minecraft: Pocket Edition.
Junk Jack X
The game has a Metacritic rating of 83% based on 7 critic reviews.
Touch Arcade noted that it added new features to the sandbox, and built upon its prequels success, without drastically reinventing the genre. Pocket Gamer reasoned that the game wouldn't convert non-believers to the genre. Gamezebo appreciated the extra easing-in the game does to help keep players who may have left Junk Jack due to frustration over difficulty.
At April 27:th, Pixbits released Junk Jack x for steam, but now back at the original title "Junk Jack".