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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. Junk Jack X has recently been renamed to Junk Jack, and the original game has been renamed to Junk Jack Retro. A sequel entitled Junk Jack X was released on August 29, 2013. Junk Jack is an action-adventure sandbox video game by Italian developer Pixbits, originally released on iOS in 2011.
Screenshot of desktop version of Junk Jack
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