Lumberjack Battles 1.17

Experience the competitive thrill of the Lumberjack Games in this engaging multiplayer adventure.

Lumberjack Battles offers a variety of skill-testing events, allowing players to aim for high scores and secure a position on the leaderboard, potentially leading to lasting recognition. Drawing inspiration from classic gaming genres such as axe throwing, endless runners, and other familiar mechanics, it ensures a diverse gameplay experience catering to all preferences.

Each game mechanics are designed for one-handed play, providing an excellent option for players looking to occupy their time during commutes or engaging in brief gaming sessions.

TOURNAMENTS & EVENTS

Players can choose between individual events aimed at achieving high scores or participate in weekly challenges featuring unique modifiers that add an extra layer of difficulty and variety.

THROW AXES

Sharpen your axe throwing abilities by aiming for precision. With a limited number of axes at your disposal, every throw is critical. The mix of stationary and dynamic targets varies in speed and size, ensuring each round delivers fresh challenges. Higher accuracy and skillful combos can help you outdo competitors.

RIDE LOGS

This endless runner offers a lumberjack twist. Players must ride a log while collecting coins and dodging obstacles. Speeding up your paddling increases your points but requires quick reflexes to navigate through the potential hazards of the river.

CHOP WOOD

Engage in wood chopping by tapping to swing your axe as logs and stars roll by on a conveyor belt. Achieving accurate chops yields higher points; however, be cautious of the unexpected bombs placed among the wood—chopping them leads to penalties.

CROSS RIVERS

This game reimagines classic crossing mechanics seen in titles like Crossy Road and Frogger through a lumberjack lens. Navigate across bodies of water by stepping on grassy banks, floating logs, and even turtles. Advancing farther earns points, but falling into the water showcases the unfortunate reality that lumberjacks are not natural swimmers.