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About Jolly Junction: Risky Rebellion
Jolly Junction: Risky Rebellion continues after the events of Jolly Junction: Static Screams. You must escape The Propmaker’s grasp, but this time you are not alone. You explore deeper parts of Nutcase inc., where the studio’s forgotten stars and other threats dwell, and uncover what the public was never meant to see.
The studio’s depths
The studio was once a whimsical children’s television setting, but its neglected depths are now dark, cold and decaying. You discover buried artifacts and secrets of the past as you make your way through the remains. An altered Niblet Prop serves as a light source in dark areas.
Threats and allies
The Jolly Crew, once television stars, are back despite The Propmaker’s assurance that they were dead. You also encounter the studio’s “outcasts,” whose desire for justice may lead some to try to kill you. The Propmaker is working against you, but you can join forces with the studio’s “angels,” creatures who do not follow the others’ rules, and try to escape the Jolly Crew, The Propmaker and the Underbelly.
The studio is inhabited by bloodthirsty mascots. Avoid following echoing voices or footsteps, and run if you hear something approaching.
Tasks and escape
You complete tasks to progress through the studio, restore power and collect keys to open new areas. Since the building has been shut down for decades, some areas and items may not work properly, and you must fix them along the way.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Jolly Junction: Risky Rebellion is $2.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Jolly Junction: Risky Rebellion are: Windows 11, Intel Core i5-11400H, 4 GB RAM. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Jolly Junction: Risky Rebellion is a single-player game.
Yes. Jolly Junction: Risky Rebellion is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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