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  • Summary: Jack is a humble bear with a simple dream: to return nature to its former glory with the help of his trusty axe and his animal friends.

    Slice and dice through machinery, slap some sense into wasteful humans, and work with wacky woodland critters to thwart the sinister plans of up-and-coming
    Jack is a humble bear with a simple dream: to return nature to its former glory with the help of his trusty axe and his animal friends.

    Slice and dice through machinery, slap some sense into wasteful humans, and work with wacky woodland critters to thwart the sinister plans of up-and-coming industrial giant Evil Works.
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  1. Jul 5, 2022
    50
    The game is priced smartly, but it ultimately doesn’t feel polished enough to even justify its lower end price tag. We encountered a couple of level breaking bugs in the final stage, and not enough effort has been put into varying the gameplay up – something like Donut County had true escalating stakes for example, with challenges to match. It’s a shame, because despite its admirable environmental message LumbearJack is a tough title to recommend – even for younger players.
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  1. Jun 21, 2022
    7
    Bear-ly lasts 2 hours, even when going for 100 bear-cent, and by all rights should be un-bear-ably boring, being the same thing over and overBear-ly lasts 2 hours, even when going for 100 bear-cent, and by all rights should be un-bear-ably boring, being the same thing over and over again. And yet it's impossible to bear a grudge against it.

    Utterly adorable, stylised like a blend of What The Golf and Bonito Days, oddly satisfying and as on the nose as it gets. I particularly like that the message is not 'humans are bad" but that "bad humans are bad." It completely lacks any semblance of stress or pressure, and makes a wonderful game for just winding down when needed
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