
You wake up in a strange cabin deep in a mysterious forest, axe in hand, with only one way forward—through. Chop trees, sell logs, purchase and upgrade gear, and uncover the secrets hidden deep in the forest.
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Welcome to LumberJacked, a 3D incremental clicker game that takes place deep in a mysterious forest.
Chop trees, collect the logs, and toss them into the chipper to earn cash. Use your earnings to upgrade your strength and efficiency, or sharpen your axe allowing you to cut down increasingly tougher and more valuable trees.
Tunnel through trees to uncover the story, discover loot, and work with a friendly gnome who’ll trade tools for a price.
Destiny calls, do you embrace it, or defy it?
Be the Lumberjack: Chop down trees, and harvest them in the chipper to earn money.
Pump Some Iron: Upgrade your core stats to increase your efficiency
Hit the Grindstone: Sharpen your axe to improve its effectiveness against harder and more valuable trees
Treasures - Find various treasures and other discoverables to earn extra loot and tools.
Gnome Guide - Deal with a seemingly friendly gnome who is ready to help you, for a fee.
Uncover the Mystery: Seek out the scattered story of the forest to discover your purpose in it.
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nice gameplay loop but needs a better map
This game's fun, but it has some pretty glaring flaws. To me, the biggest is the constant fog in the world; it's not as bad during the day but still present. With no in-game map and only a compass that tells you where your home is, it's often very hard to find your way around. I can understand a heavy fog during the night, but it's just annoying to deal with during the day. I also wish that during the end game, there was a sort of tree detector or something to help you track down remaining trees if you're going for the ending where you cut down every single tree; I must have spent over half an hour running blindly around the map looking for the last few trees. Despite my complaints, I did have a good time overall. The main gameplay loop is pretty solid, and cutting down whole forests by the end of the game felt pretty good!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Hours played at review time, across 63 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Terrible controls. The controller controls are worse. The pop ups it gives you to do to use something dont even do anything. Plus I cant seem to pick up the wood from the ground. I cant figure it out. Been playing games for 40 years and this is insane! Shame it looked like a relaxing fun game.
Cet incrémental forestier se différencie de la concurrence par une vue à la première personne. Le jeu est bon et nous propose même une petite histoire qui se termine de deux manières possibles. Les améliorations sont accessibles facilement et nous font vite devenir beaucoup plus efficace. La carte quant à elle est plaisante à parcourir. Lumberjacked nous offre aussi un large choix de cosmétiques et de musiques de fond. On ne se lasse pas et le prix est convenable.
Коротко об этой игре: Сначала ты говоришь что у тебя нет депрессии, а потом ты идёшь хуярить лес
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lost in the woods
Game is fun for the first hour or so. Then its just the same thing over and over and over. The reach on the axe and picking up items is so small its painful. If you was your screen to be nothing but a tree trunk for 99% of a game this is it. Also the achievement to complete both endings is still bugged. Make sure you back up a save. Def not a game to play through more than once.
its a fun adhd game
Great game. It's like a better version of Forest Hustle, just without the tree-chopping automation. In addition to the nice incremental method to this game, you can also change some cosmetics with "amber," which is naturally collected as you play. It accumulates at a quick pace that lets you change your default hairy arms to other things, such as Hairy Arms (But Wearing Green Plaid Instead), Mickey Mouse arms, skeleton arms, elemental arms, and much more. You can also change the coins that come out of the woodchipper when you put logs in. There's another currency in the game--mushrooms--and they are used to buy certain upgrades. While they aren't super quick to accumulate, they aren't at all scarce. I can definitely appreciate that because I am very aware of the hours I've spent in other games scavenging for some scarce currency that I need to make my gaming experience a little more enjoyable. It's a perfect balance, in my opinion. This game has multiple endings and I had an absolute blast seeing them played out. I wish I could play this again for the first time. Many props to the dev!!
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