The randomly generated nature of Junk Jack X ensures that the possibilities are endless. Yep – the concept is ripped straight out of Terraria, which in turn was ripped straight out of Minecraft – but it works like a charm, so you won’t hear any complains from us. Nasty creatures roam the land under the cover of darkness, and you’ll need to make sure to hold them back and survive the night, so that you can continue onwards in the morning. This is all very much necessary, because when night falls, you don’t want to be caught short. As you find more and more intriguing materials, you’ll be able to build yourself a home, armor, weapons, trinkets, and all sorts of other items.
The surface of the world is all well and good, but grab yourself a pickaxe and you can go exploring the depths of the world below you. But Junk Jack X is far from a repetitive experience, as there’s just so much to see, do, and create.
Junk Jack X is all about using your environment to survive – everything can be crafted into something else, and through trial and error you slowly but surely work out how to turn that wood into some tools, use those tools to gather more materials, use those materials to create better tools…Īnd so on. You’re plonked into a vast, randomly generated world filled with gorgeous block landscapes and springy animals, and left to fend for yourself.
While Junk Jack X doesn’t exactly shy away from what made the original popular the first time around, it’s still worth heading back into the world of Jack. Junk Jack X aims to take the original concept, fix it up with the necessary easing-in to help the sorts of players who dropped out early last time, and then throw a bunch of additional content in for good measure. You know how sometimes games can just be so open-ended and freedom-filled, that some players find the content and possibilities on offer more than a little daunting? This was the case with the original Junk Jack, a lovely Terraria-like experience for mobile that had quite the steep learning curve. The craft-em-up sequel we were hoping for
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