A Game About Chopping Trees has been purchased over 50,000 times
On July 15, the Armenia-based Space Raccoon Game Studio and publisher Spaghetti Cat released a lumberjack simulator with the straightforward title A Game About Chopping Trees. Recently, this new release reached its first major sales milestone.
A Game About Chopping Trees
The milestone of 50,000 copies sold was announced by Danila Kamenev, Head of Publishing at Indie GO Fund, on his Telegram channel "Tired Publishing." According to him, A Game About Chopping Trees reached this number on July 26—just one and a half weeks after its release.
The first players responded positively to A Game About Chopping Trees. By the time of writing this news article, the simulator had garnered a "Very Positive" rating on Steam (85%) based on 660 reviews. More than half of the reviews (55.4%) were submitted by English-speaking users, followed by reviews in Russian (17.8%), and completing the top three were reviews in German (8.3%).
Most often, A Game About Chopping Trees is praised for its relaxing gameplay, pleasant visuals, and decent music. However, it's not without drawbacks. For instance, gamers note that the game has relatively limited content.
As for online activity, at its peak, A Game About Chopping Trees had 1,205 concurrent players.
A Game About Chopping Trees is available exclusively on PC through Steam.