In our Silver Award review of the game, we said: "A polished and well-contructed side-scrolling sandbox, Junk Jack X doesn't build much on the foundations of its predecessor, but what it adds is well worth exploring." DeepworldĮverything you build in steampunk sandbox Deepworld is stored in the cloud, so thousands of other players can view (and demolish) your creations. There's also local co-op for four and online multiplayer for two here. There are hundreds of things to find and craft a farming system liquids and over 100 creatures and monsters to fight.Īnd if you fancy something a little more linear, there's an adventure mode with interplanetary travel. Junk Jack X boasts a creative mode for building stuff. But massive sequel Junk Jack X can stand toe-to-toe with Codeglue's mobile game - and it had to, for both games went live on the App Store on the exact same day. The original Junk Jack was an acceptable stand-in for Terraria on iOS. The Blockheads works perfectly well when played solo, though you can also play with up to 31 friends - online or locally - using a free server app for OS X. But you also have to keep your explorer alive and content.
Like, say, a steam-powered locomotive, a solar-powered cooker, or a fishing boat. You're given the opportunity here to build really interesting toys. And it comes complete with deserts, snowy mountain tops, giant oceans, and complex cave systems. Like a side-scrolling Minecraft, The Blockheads gives you an enormous world - some thousands of blocks wide - to explore. The Blockheadsīy Majic Jungle Software - download on iPhone and iPad or download on Android Luckily, the iOS App Store and Android's Google Play house a whole bunch of games in that vein - some are steampunk, some take place on Mars, and others let you play god.Īll of them, though, encourage digging, exploring, and building. Oh, and enormous worlds to explore at your leisure. You know, games with mining, crafting, and multiplayer. Now, you probably need a new side-scrolling sandbox platformer to sink your teeth into. And you've explored every corner of the universe in Chucklefish Games's Starbound. So, you've dug everything there is to be dug in Codeglue's Terraria.
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