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Grab your axe, hop on the handcar, and lose yourself in the forest. Chop trees, upgrade your gear, and enjoy the ride - alone or with a friend
A Game About Chopping Trees is a simulation, relaxing and cozy game
developed by Space Raccoon Game Studio
and published by Spaghetti Cat.
Released on July 15th 2026 is available on Windows and Linux.
It has received 1,175 reviews of which 1,001 were positive and 174 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.1 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 8.15€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1660 or Radeon RX 5500 XT
- DirectX: Version 11
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 20.04 or later (64-bit)
- Processor: Quad-core Intel or AMD, 2.5 GHz or faster
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GTX 1660 or Radeon RX 5500 XT
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 4 GB available space
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Devs finished the game but decided to give a big free content patch that nearly doubles the game size. And the release is only 2 days ago, during that time devs uploaded more then 12 Hotfixes to adress new issues. And people here don't have better to do then being impatient, blame and give bad reviews. What the heck is wrong with you guys? It's really not fair what is happening here. Game is cozy and fun. Devs reacted to feedback for more challenge. They added it, now players blame them for adding a challenge. What?? Ya all, calm down man. Devs working super hard in fixing stuff and make the game nice and great. But they are humans, not some magical beings, fixing YOUR Issues in an blink of an eye. I guess social media and doomscrolling made ya all way to disrespectful and unpatient. Don't play Early Access Games an/or Beta Content in finished games, if you feel the urge to instant blame devs if you face some bugs. So for all left, with some mind in their heads: I can recommend the game 100%. It has beautiful graphics and a nice cozy soundtrack. Yes, there is some "grind" but it's only unbalanced for those who expect to finish the game in less then 2 hours, so they can refund it. Like said, devs added super huge content patch. Yes there are bugs, but they're super busy adressing them. No need to blame anyone here. For the money you pay, you get a really nice game!
Quite an amusing game. The soundtrack is simple, yet relaxing to listen to. Gameplay with 2 players lasts around 3 hours (not taking into account getting the upgrades for both players maxed out or 100%-ing the entire game). Of course, it can get a bit repetitive cutting down trees, so you have to enjoy the grinding aspect of the game. Below is a more in-depth explanation of my experience, with spoilers for pretty much all gameplay aspects. Let's get to the biggest issue first: The game can run into a possible "Fatal Error" issue, which can make you unable to start the game. I had to research how to get it running before I was even able to play. Some people have mentioned this as a possible fix: "How to Fix the Crash Press the Windows Key + X and select Device Manager from the menu. Scroll down and expand the Neural processors category. Right-click on Intel(R) AI Boost (or your specific NPU) and select Disable device." This didn't work for me, and I didn't even have the option/device mentioned above. However, I had an issue with DirectX being the cause. As for why? I have no idea. To fix it, I had to change the game's launch options to "-dx11". (Right-click the game in your Library → Properties → General → Launch Options → -dx11) After that, it booted normally and I didn't experience any further issues. Still, it was quite frustrating to deal with before I could even play the game for the first time. Pros: Upgrades in general give you a nice sense of progression and satisfaction. Seeing how high you can stack the logs at the Sawmill genuinely made me laugh. The Handcar you can unlock for transportation helps a lot in the 3rd Forest. Before unlocking it, however, it's actually faster to just run back and forth once you've unlocked Sprinting. Overall, I like the simplicity of the game and the small cutscenes you get when finishing a section. Being able to attack your friends in Multiplayer is fun for messing around with each other. However, this would be much better if there were a Revive option instead of being forced to reload a save and potentially lose progression if you haven't saved recently. Cons: If you haven't saved at all before attacking/killing one another, you can essentially softlock yourselves unless the Host restarts the session or starts a new world. Even when saving and dying directly afterwards, the game can still set you back a good 5–10 minutes. This makes dying rather frustrating, especially when you're simply trying to troll your friend or getting trolled yourself. Since there aren't many ways to take damage in the game, there should really be a way to Revive another player instead of automatically returning to the last save point. If you're not currently in combat, the player could simply be revived instantly. Money isn't shared between players, so you need to play fairly when deciding who gets how much. You also need to replant trees to be able to afford all the upgrades. Once you've unlocked the Chainsaw, the Axe becomes completely useless. The Chainsaw is simply better in every possible way. Tree Stumps don't drop anything when broken. Bugs: While playing, the game randomly gave us the achievement "Stump Killer - Destroy all the stumps on the map." Why or how this happened is unknown to us. My best guess is that there is a set amount of stumps you have to destroy, which, combined with replanting trees, makes this achievement incredibly easy to get. There's also a small graphical glitch in the Dark Forest. If you hug the right wall and end up to the right of where the Handcar track ends, there's a small mountain section you can jump onto where part of the icy rock isn't fully rendered. It's nothing major, but it looks kind of funny with the lower part of the rock missing. For the Achievement "Coffee Lover" (Spend 300 bucks on a coffee), you simply have to Fill up the Can fully once for 20$, only take a sip out of it and Refill it at a Cost of 4$, while gaining a +20$ for the Achievement Progress. Makes this one a bit faster to grind, although throughout the Game you'll get this easily either way. Suggestions: After fully upgrading the Woodgrip upgrade, there should be some sort of multiple-pickup feature that allows you to grab several logs at the same time. When drinking coffee, it could potentially give you a temporary boost to Stamina or Speed for 15–30 seconds if you drink the entire thermos in one go. Add a way to zoom out the minimap, or perhaps add a larger map that allows you to see where the other player is. Alternatively, a ping system or an arrow on the minimap pointing toward the other player(s) would be helpful. After finishing the game (reaching the Lighthouse), there's a small cutscene and you're teleported back to the first house to start a "New Game+". The idea itself isn't bad, but when playing Multiplayer, being teleported several minutes' walking distance away from your farm is mildly annoying, especially when the Handcar is still on the other side of the map. On the first island, there's a "respawning" permanent log. There could possibly be some sort of notification explaining that it can be picked up multiple times, perhaps with a cooldown or upgrade system per player. The Secret Boss having multiple phases confused me a bit at first. I thought it was bugged because it seemed to repeat almost the exact same attacks. Perhaps changing its appearance or effects between phases would make it more obvious that you're not simply fighting the first phase again. The Boss in itself is advisable to attack only after you've unlocked the highest Damage Upgrade. Also to Note, whenever you get the Boss knocked down inbetween Phases is when you can directly Damage it's Health. Took me a few Attempts to learn about it. lol Some type of indicator after finishing the game that shows which areas still have Raccoons left to find would be helpful. Perhaps the Dog could accompany you while searching and bark when you're getting close to a Raccoon or collectible? Adding an Auto-Save in Multiplayer every so often would help prevent unnecessary progression loss. Tree Stumps should probably drop 1 Log when broken and take a tiny amount of Stamina to destroy. Although I kind of like not having to spend Stamina on them, it seems more like a bug than an intentional feature. Possibly allow players to obtain multiple Thermos Cans for Coffee. I haven't 100%-ed the game after the newest Update yet, so I may rephrase or edit this review a bit once I have. But even without doing that, I had a really fun time playing this, so it's a positive review from me :)
A fun relaxing game to chill out in for a few hours. Its a nice incremental game where you get better upgrades as you continue to chop tress and earn money. The time i have was what i needed to beat the game and get max upgrades. I wont play it again as it's kind of a one and done thing. But it was nice for what it was. If you like this type of game i'd say it's worth it to play. I am disappointed there was only 3 zones in the game with different trees though. This game desperately needs more zones. I would've loved to see a redwood, cherry blossom, etc. Good game, good idea, needs more content.
It's alright. Really lacks content. Takes about 2-3 hours to beat. There's only 3 areas. Not much replay value. Chopping is just clicking, or holding left click once you get the saw. If you have a friend, I could maybe say its worth getting if it's on like a 50% sale, otherwise, for $7, you're better off getting something else.
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A Game About Chopping Trees is currently priced at 8.15€ on Steam.
No, A Game About Chopping Trees is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 8.15€ on Steam.
Yes, A Game About Chopping Trees received 1,001 positive votes out of a total of 1,175 achieving a rating of 8.10.
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A Game About Chopping Trees was developed by Space Raccoon Game Studio and published by Spaghetti Cat.
Yes, A Game About Chopping Trees is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, A Game About Chopping Trees is not playable on MacOS.
Yes, A Game About Chopping Trees is playable and fully supported on Linux.
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No, A Game About Chopping Trees does not support VR.
A Game About Chopping Trees offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
A Game About Chopping Trees includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
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No, A Game About Chopping Trees does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, A Game About Chopping Trees does not support Steam Remote Play.
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47
Developer
Space Raccoon Game Studio
Publisher
Spaghetti Cat
Release
15 Jul 2026
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