Lumberjack Simulator for Windows

Build own logging empire

Lumberjack Simulator is a pay-to-play simulation game wherein you can specifically experience constructing and managing a logging business. Here, you'll perform all work from physically cutting down and transporting the trees to deciding on important business operations and tools to get. With this in mind, you must have a concrete plan that can ensure your success in the industry.  

You'll freely navigate around an open-world game environment of the Lumberjack Simulator that's built likewise with real-world physics. Developed by Exponential Games Inc., this is a unique farming simulator as compared to John Deere: Drive Green and Farmer’s Dynasty.

Setup and operate logging business

In this 3D simulator play, you will assume the role of a freelance woodsman. For starters, your aim is to successfully complete succeeding contracts in order to earn a large sum of money which you can, later on, utilize to buy lumberjack equipment and even your own land. Accomplishing this cycle repeatedly will then help you grow your business and eventually become an ultimate lumber tycoon. 

The contract tasks that you must fulfill can vary from perfectly chopping down trees using your ax or chainsaw to carefully putting and selling the logged wood in the local mill. This can look easy but it's surprisingly challenging to finish as a wide range of circumstances like losing lumbers can hinder your way. The concept of this game is indeed fresh. However, more gameplay polishing is still needed. 

Since it's still in its early access stage, bugs are inevitable, however, with this game version it is even hardly playable. There are times that your vehicle will be invisible among trees or grounded on minor mounds preventing you from ever completing the quests. Its graphic textures are also terrible to see with its 3D environment being blocky and lacking a modern finish. Furthermore, the controls are clunky to move.

Bug-filled logging experience

Based on the early access game version presented, Lumberjack Simulator requires a huge revamp before its official gameplay gets released. Its game concept is already unique and promising. However, its performance is truly lackluster from the graphics to the game execution itself. If the game developers are eager to provide the best logging experience for their players, then they should consider various suggestions.