SimulationFit check
Is Lumberhill worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Groups of up to four friends who want cooperative timed tasks
- Players who prefer chaotic party games with environmental hazards
- Solo players seeking short, obstacle-filled task levels
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a calm simulation rather than fast, hazard-filled task completion
- Those who prefer predictable levels instead of random events and changing obstacles
- Players looking for a primarily narrative-driven adventure
Our take on Lumberhill
Rather than treating nature as scenery in a lumberjack game, Lumberhill makes it an active opponent. Timed chores become chaotic races through hazards, animals, shifting eras, and unexpected routes, while PvP can turn a ram or hog into the main obstacle.
What is Lumberhill?
Lumberhill is a multiplayer party game built around completing time-limited tasks while environmental hazards disrupt progress.
Players chop wood, return animals to their pens, and find routes through changing maps while dealing with wildfires, meteor showers, pirates, dinosaurs, and other events. The game supports solo play, local or online co-op, and PvP, with up to three additional friends in cooperative or competitive sessions. Progression adds new worlds, animals, events, mechanics, and character skins. In PvP, players can take the form of a ram or hog and interfere with opponents. Levels span different periods and locations, combining task completion with movement, teamwork, and unpredictable obstacles.
How Lumberhill plays
- 01Solo and Multiplayer
- Play alone or join local and online co-op or PvP sessions with up to three additional friends.
- 02Timed Task Levels
- Complete orders within time limits while navigating hazards and searching for alternate routes.
- 03Random Disruptions
- Wildfires, meteor showers, pirate attacks, and other events can interfere with objectives.
- 04PvP Animal Forms
- Competitive players can become a ram or furious hog to obstruct opponents.
- 05Worlds and Skins
- Progression unlocks new settings, animals, mechanics, and character skins.
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Lumberhill: platforms & release
Is Lumberhill worth it?
It is worth it if: groups of up to four friends who want cooperative timed tasks. Skip it if: players seeking a calm simulation rather than fast, hazard-filled task completion.
Where can I download Lumberhill?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Lumberhill's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Lumberhill on?
Windows only.
