It's Chopping Time!
Alexandre Mailliu · 2026 · Casual, Incremental, Idler, Strategy, Relaxing
PC
Positive88% · 32
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About It's Chopping Time!
This is a 100% hand-drawn game by Alexandre Mailliu!Summon the mighty power of gods in this fun incremental game about chopping down trees on a secluded island by using the forces of nature: earthquakes, sunbeams, tornadoes, hail, lightning strikes and tidal waves! It's Chopping Time!
CHOP DOWN THOSE TREES!
There's no need to click, simply hover your cursor over the trees to chop them automatically.ZEUS WOULD BE JEALOUS!
Use the Forces of Nature by hovering the corresponding interest point when it appears.BUY UPGRADES IN THE SKILL TREE!
Spend your money and colored wood logs to unlock permanent upgrades in the skill tree.Accessibility options: customize a wide range of settings from the options menu, including the wave movement mode (normal, gentle, or flat), designed for players sensitive to motion sickness.And if you're up for a challenge, you can race against your friends or the world's finest players to be the fastest on the game's various leaderboards.DLC & expansions
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Gameplay gets much less interesting toward the end, which is especially bad since the progression grinds to a near halt toward the end.3 found this helpful
Actually a fun incremental game. In the end of the main gamemode it was just a little repetitive but every incremental game is that. Well, its really fun game to 100% and i would definitely recommend it. (btw my time in the game is inacurate i played it and laptop and i keep forgetting to close the game lol)2 found this helpful
good game1 found this helpful
Secondary game modes hurt my arm, gameplay is good1 found this helpful
Really satisfying and fairly long1 found this helpful
Very similar to the game Chop Chains, just a bit.... less interesting. It feels a bit different, but in a bad way. Every tier of wood just seems to be the same upgrade path, but with a different semi-active skill. I enjoyed the first few hours, but then it just got tedious.
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