Lumberhill

A chaotic game that often leads to more frustration than fun. First thing I need to address is that this game can be fun. If we ignore completing all bonus objectives and going for 100% achievements that is. But I am game completionist so this review is through the prism of completionist, seeing the game in whole for what it is. Playing the game at first was really nice, gameplay like in other games like overcooked, fun, fast and chaotic. After some levels I've started noticing recurring problems, mainly bonus objectives and RNG. Bonus objectives for the most part were fine, but some of them were really and I mean really frustrating. In a map where there's a very high chance something will fall of the map at random : "Objects can't fall from map". In a loooong 15 minute level : "don't die" where dying in this game often is a result of bad RNG. While it can be said it's a challenge it is not meant to be easy and done on the first try. Yes you are right, but If I fail the challenge many times in a row because logs went in a bad place instead of good one, that's no fun. If the tree grown on panda that was just roaming around and made it fall through the map, that's no fun. The la…

The gameplay isn't particularly engaging, but I'd recommend trying it if you want to throw it back on your loved ones as a sheep.

Good fun with family!

Lumberhill, developed by 2BIGo and ARP Games and published by Untold Tales, is a cooperative party game built around fast teamwork, chaotic situations, and lighthearted multiplayer fun. Centered on simple objectives that quickly spiral into complete disorder, the game transforms routine tasks into frantic challenges where communication, coordination, and adaptability become essential for success. While its concept appears straightforward at first glance, Lumberhill thrives by constantly introducing unpredictable situations that turn organized planning into hilarious disaster management. Players take control of hardworking lumberjacks responsible for handling various tasks spread across increasingly chaotic environments. Chopping wood, transporting materials, repairing damaged pathways, gathering supplies, and managing objectives form the foundation of gameplay. These activities initially appear simple enough, but the game rarely allows players to operate under calm conditions for very long. The defining feature of Lumberhill is how aggressively it disrupts teamwork. Unexpected events constantly interfere with progress. Wildfires spread through important areas, dangerous wildlife …

This is a fun little Overcooked friendslop styled game, but with lumbejacks! Of course, not as good or deep as Overcooked, but still solid fun to play local with friends.

game is fun. just too casual for me. supports steam streaming for local coop.