Lumberjacked Reviews

Lumberjacked is a Cozy wood chopping game that simulates the roll of a Lumberjack. You choose to either work for the Gnomes chopping down the whole forest or save the Faeries while undermining the Gnomes operation. The game was well put together for it simplicity and is straight to the point. Something I did find annoying was acquiring the Drone at late game (It doesn't have much practical purpose by the time it becomes usable). Games Greatest Strength: Cozy Game. Games Greatest Weakness: Game Balancing.

I really enjoyed this game!! It was calming to just walk around cutting down trees, and the upgrading felt very satisfying for me, it's a very cozy-type game with a little bit of lore sprinkled in. Achievement hunting was very rewarding. Overall a very good and fun experience, thank you!

A game about digging a Hole but this time you are in the forest, and you chop down trees. Very great incremental game, could use some endgame QoL features like infinite throw range, no more stamina or faster sprint speed. Maybe also include like some sort of radar for the last few trees. I think most people don't enjoy running in circles trying to find the last out of 10.000 trees. Other than that I had a great time playing =D

Fairly nice mindless way to spend an afternoon or two, but stretched way too long on the straightforward route. If you just go the fairy's route it's enjoyable, but I recommend against the clearcutting path as the last few hours get tedious.

Good progression game to just chill out and chop.

It's a fun little game, doesn't over stay it's welcome, that is unless you're trying to get all the achievements...then it's a bit much.

Really feels like a meme game. The game works and is actually really enjoyable for the first few hours but getting 100% makes the game really drag on as you have to cut down 10000 trees.

Achievements are bugged and never unlock. I have completed both endings and done everything in the game. Nothing. Restarted multiple saves, nothing. Can't recommend until the game actually works.

A perfect guidebook for everything you shouldn't do when making an incremental game. I truly have nothing positive to say about this game. Gameplay consist of walking painfully slow to a tree, chopping it down slowly, walking back to your home slowly to deposit the logs, slowly repeating until you have enough money to slowly go to your home and buy a minor numerical upgrade. Great! Now that you've upgraded your tree chopping power you can break those trees in.... oh.... the exact same amount of hits.... Now you can repeat the process at the same speed until the next incredibly minor upgrade until eventually the upgrades start to actually become meaningful, at which point of course they reach their max potential, which, is quite strange because you're not even half way through with the game. Now, with nothing left to upgrade all you have left to do is wander around aimlessly searching for the last trees to chop down in this big, empty forest with no way at all of locating them..... Full of some truly horrid design choices on top of the complete lack of content. Why is movement so slow? Why is there limited stamina that serves no purpose, other than forcing the player to sleep? Why is there a day night cycle that also simply forces the player to sleep? Why is there such limited sprint stamina? Why is there sprinting at all? Why do I need to purchase one of the most painful to look at light sources I've ever seen to stay outside at night with out being teleported home? Why are the upgrades so slight and so limited? Why is nothing to spend hundreds of thousand of dollars you obtain on? Why is the drone you can purchase so useless? Why is there no way to locate where remaining trees are if your environment is an entirely identical empty space? On top of it all, basic mechanics often break or become nonfunctional. Sometimes you can't even talk to the one npc, sometimes you get stuck in terrain, sometimes menus break, etc.... One of the few games I've played where i truly have nothing at all positive to say.

Its a game about chopping trees. Not much more to it. Dear devs. Please add a map or something that'll show remaining trees when going for the 100% I spent over an hour looking for just a couple trees.