There aren’t any moves to learn in LumbearJack as all he’ll do is attack these polluting machines, then once destroyed, the forest will return to normal. Fortunately, this is all still very family-friendly as all you’re doing is ‘converting’ the machinery and its operators to a life of tranquillity.
Diplomacy takes a backseat here as Jack arms himself with an axe and goes to town on them. Bright and natural = good, drab and manmade = bad. Like that Donut Countycomparison, the visuals here are charming, vibrant, but also very clear. Without any dialogue, it’s clear that he’s held with high regard as the animals come in fast and thick, seeking his help to get rid of the humans. From FinalBoss Games and Armor Games Studio ( ITTA and Jet Lancer), you play Jack, a grizzly living in the woods that would do anything for their community.
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