Lumber Harvest: Tree Cutting Game

Lumber Harvest: Tree Cutting Game is a tree harvesting and resource management game. Upgrade your equipment to harvest more wood and earn bigger rewards.

Overview of Lumber Harvest: Tree Cutting Game

A relaxing yet addictive simulation game where every tree cut helps build a larger logging business. Players explore colorful forests, harvest wood, transport resources, and invest profits in more powerful equipment. Simple gameplay makes the game suitable for casual players, while clever upgrades create a long-lasting and enjoyable challenge.

Start your forest-cutting adventure

Cut trees and collect wood

Your main task is to move through the forest and cut trees for wood. Smaller trees are easy to harvest and important at first, while larger trees provide more valuable wood. As new areas are opened, the forest becomes denser and yields better rewards.

• Cut small trees to quickly collect wood.
• Harvest large trees to earn more valuable wood.
• Collect logs after each tree falls.
• Collect coins from selling harvested wood.
• Receive upgrade rewards to improve your equipment.

Vehicle movement

Easy-to-understand controls on desktop and mobile devices. Use the mouse, arrow keys, or WASD keys to move your character through the forest. Stand near a tree to start chopping, then carry the collected logs to the sales area.

• Use the WASD or arrow keys to move.
• Use the mouse or touch controls to control your character.
• Move closer to trees to automatically chop them.
• Carry the wood to the truck, storage area, or sales point.
• Return to the forest after unloading the wood.

How to upgrade your tool vehicles?

Build faster logging operations

Vehicles help you carry more wood and move faster between the forest and the sales area. Your first truck has limited storage capacity, so upgrading it is crucial for efficient logging. Improve the axe's power to chop down large trees in less time.

Earn more money with each playthrough

To achieve higher scores, focus on densely wooded areas and sell entire loads instead of making frequent short trips. Upgrade storage capacity first, then improve chopping speed and power. Efficient routes, valuable timber, and regular upgrades are key.