A Million Trees
A logging and automation game that is solo or co-op. Set in a forest with A Million Trees you can Chop down. Each tree is then processed into smaller chunks or planks then sold. Using this money you can then buy chainsaws, upgrades, conveyors and machines for automation.
- Release date
- To be announced
- Platforms
- Windows
- Developer
- YouKnowMe
- Publisher
- YouKnowMe

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About A Million Trees
In A Million Trees you cut down a forest of 100,000 trees, one tree at a time. You start in a clearing with a hand axe, one machine and no money. Chop a tree where you hit it and carve real notches into the trunk until it falls. Buck the fallen trunk into logs, strip the limbs by hand or winch it through the Delimber, then carry or drag the wood to the pickup zone.
Then a helicopter flies in if logs are waiting, ropes them up and pays you. Spend your earnings in the shop on a chainsaw, more Delimbers, Conveyor belts and overall more automation. Plus machine upgrades like faster winches and longer cables etc. You can also buy conveyor belts in normal, fast, wide and wide-fast versions so you can automate the haul from where you're cutting back to the pickup zone. Ultimately you play your way!
You're given a whole forest and a set of tools, and it's up to you how you turn it into a logging operation. In A Million Trees you can:Chop and fell trees with cuts that land where you hitBuck fallen trunks into logsDelimb by hand or by machineCarry, drag and winch logsBuild and snap together conveyor linesSell logs to the helicopterUpgrade your toolsUpgrade your machinesPlay solo or co-op
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