Chop
Start with the axe and a small, useful load of timber. The Steam page frames chopping as the first link in the production chain.

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Task-first routes for your first axe swing, the demo, furniture work, automation, and steady progression.
Follow the official loop in order: chop trees, process logs into planks, craft furniture, distribute it for money, then reinvest in tools and machines.
Start with the axe and a small, useful load of timber. The Steam page frames chopping as the first link in the production chain.

Move raw logs through the available machines so they become usable planks. Keep the next station supplied instead of building a pile you cannot process.

Turn processed wood into furniture, then distribute finished goods. Reinvest the first profits into the slowest step in the chain.

Failure branch
If raw logs pile up, stop gathering and feed the slowest processing step first. If finished furniture piles up, switch to distribution and cash flow before buying another machine.
Completion signal
You have a repeatable loop when timber enters the workshop, planks reach crafting, finished furniture leaves the site, and the next upgrade is paid from sales rather than guesswork.
Next action
Use Machines for the slow station, Wood for the input, or Demo for the official install entry.

A first-session route built around the verified chop, process, craft, and distribute loop.
Open Beginner
How to find the free demo on Steam, what to check before playing, and where the full game listing lives.
Open Demo
A stage-by-stage checklist from raw timber to a working furniture business.
Open WalkthroughKeep named objectives, customers, and city work in one route as the mission catalogue grows.
Open MissionsTrack new areas, tree types, character upgrades, tools, and production improvements.
Open ProgressionUse the Steam achievement count as the stable starting point for a completion checklist.
Open AchievementsA single canonical route for hidden interactions and future clue pages, without duplicating thin guesses.
Open Secrets