You find yourself on the forest's outskirts, facing the ancient and stubborn Old Upas.
You take a step forward, swing your axe — and miss. Another attempt, and the axe rings against the bark, but it's no use. You're not strong enough...
It's time to grow stronger.
In «LumberChop», you play as an ordinary lumberjack who must gather an army to fell a mighty forest giant.
Chopping trees earns you money, which you can use to upgrade your axe and increase your striking speed. But the Old Upas still stands tall. You need more power, speed, and strength.
Buy a sawmill, and lumberjacks will join you. One, five, ten — together, you'll progress faster. New tree species will unlock, bringing in more income and opportunities for upgrades.
What you'll find in the game:
— Progress driven by clear goals. Each upgrade brings you closer to victory.
— Automation. Your lumberjacks work while you strategize.
— A variety of trees, from fir to oak, each offering different resources.
— Temporary and permanent boosts to help you along the way.
— An epic finale: a horde of lumberjacks against the legendary Upas.
How to play
1. Begin with modest steps: tap on trees to accumulate funds. The more you tap, the larger your budget grows.
2. Enhance your skills: visit the shop to augment your axe's power. Boost your attack speed to reduce the pause between swings.
3. Construct a sawmill: activate the sawmill to recruit lumberjacks. They'll chop alongside you.
4. Recruit and improve lumberjacks: each new hire bolsters your force against the Upas. Sharpen their axes and hasten their pace to amplify your army's might.
5. Discover new groves: purchase various tree types, from fir to oak. Each variety boosts your earnings and accelerates your progress.
6. Expand your forest: increase the number of trees. A thicker forest means less time walking between trees.
7. Cash in on bonuses: chop vigorously to fill the bonus meter. Earn temporary perks like double damage and a 50% income boost.
8. Achieve milestones: even a simple tree can offer sixfold the income if you meet the criteria.
Pro tip: prioritize upgrading your axe and speed, but remember, you're the chief lumberjack!