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Steam
Steam
Chopping Togetherš²
A 1-4 player co-op, You are stuck in a forest alone or together with one goal to chop every tree in sight. Chop Trees, Gather Wood, Make Money And Upgrade Your Tools
Deal overview
Chopping Togetherš² is listed at $6.99 on Steam.
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Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy Ā· Developer: Limey Studio Ā· Release: Jun 19, 2026.
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About this game
Chopping Together is exactly what it sounds like: a co-op forest-clearing game where you and up to three friends grab axes and chainsaws and turn trees into cash. There’s no mystery to unravel or boss to beat, just a simple production loop dressed up as a hangout game, the kind of thing you load up with a group chat open and no real plan beyond “let’s chop stuff.”
How it plays
The setup is straightforward. You and your team drop into a forest and work through it tree by tree, felling them with your equipment and hauling the logs back to sell. Wood comes in small, medium, and large sizes, and each size pays out differently, so there’s a bit of triage in deciding what to prioritize when time and stamina are limited. Cash from sales goes back into upgrades, faster movement, better tools, that sort of thing, which speeds up your next run through the woods. It’s a loop that rewards teamwork more than individual skill: someone chopping while someone else hauls logs will clear ground faster than four people doing their own thing. The wildlife adds a wrinkle too, since not every creature in this forest is going to leave you alone, so part of the job is staying alert while you’re heads-down swinging an axe.
Who it’s for
This is a good fit if you’re the type who enjoys low-stakes co-op games as a backdrop for actually talking to your friends, the Lethal Company and Content Warning crowd, minus the horror. Fans of simple resource-gathering loops with visible progress (more cash, better tools, faster chopping) will get satisfaction out of watching their numbers go up. It’s also reasonable for solo play if you just want something mindless to chip away at. Skip it if you’re after depth, story, or a genuine challenge. There’s no indication of elaborate systems here, and if you go in expecting a survival game with crafting trees and base building, you’ll be disappointed. This is closer to a chill chore simulator you do with friends than a game you sit down to master.
Is it worth it?
For what it is, a repetitive but social co-op loop, the value comes down to how much you’ll actually use the co-op part. Played alone, games like this tend to run out of steam once the upgrade curve flattens out. Played with a regular group, even simple loops like chopping and hauling logs can hold up for a surprising number of sessions, because the fun is coming from the company, not the mechanics. It’s not the kind of game you need to own at full attention or urgency, but it’s a sensible pickup if you know you’ve got friends who’ll actually join you in the forest. Games in this niche tend to be priced modestly to begin with, so waiting for a sale mostly just sweetens what’s already a low-commitment buy.
Quick facts
Genre: Adventure, Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy. Developer and publisher: Limey Studio. Platform: PC (Steam). Release date: June 19, 2026.
