The goals in Jack of all Tribes are ever-changing. Each time a request for entertainment is satisfied by clicking on the appropriate building, the player will also earn a nice amount of gold. Furthermore the player can also construct buildings for entertainment, such as the theater or the cocktail bar. Wood, on the other hand, can be collected by cutting down trees or through a forester’s lodge. Food comes from bushes, farms, mills, or fields, gold is provided by upgrading houses, regular rents, or occasional treasure chests/rewards. Although levels are timed, the game feels very different from your average building simulation because the pace is very hectic, the identification with villagers is higher than with abstract workers, and tasks vary highly. But these aspects are only the groundwork, since there are other various goals to fulfill in each level. There are villagers that you have to take care of, and you have to construct buildings to earn gold. The basic gameplay of Jack of all Tribes is hard to categorize. There’s only one mode, but players have a choice of trying to reach the expert goal by finishing the level in a certain time.
Guided and supported by a beautiful native girl named Rainbow, he embarks on the quest to fulfill the legend. He finds himself in a primitive world whose people think he is the stranger that legend says will bring peace back to the lands. The player follows the destiny of Jack, a young and rather cheeky man who travels back in time involuntarily while riding a rollercoaster. With the previously mentioned role models and plenty of unique features and quirky ideas, the game is sure to please casual players of all shades. All kidding aside, the game I’m talking about is Jack of all Tribes, the newest release by developer DivoGames. What do you get when you mix Build-A-Lot, Gemini Lost, and My Kingdom for the Princess? Peggle?! No, what were you thinking? Wandering Willows? Closer, but not yet there. Jack of All Tribes is a time management / building sim hybrid that will keep you on your toes
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