AC10 Little Planet Lumber
By @eric
Steer a harvesting vehicle around small 3D planets to chop down every tree, earning wood to buy permanent upgrades for your saw and engine.
How to play
- Drag the on-screen joystick or use the arrow keys to steer your vehicle.
- Drive directly into trees to automatically chop them down and collect one wood.
- Release the controls to stop moving if you need to adjust your direction.
- Follow the on-screen arrow to locate the nearest tree when you have ten left.
- Clear every single tree on the planet to finish the level and access the shop.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag the on-screen joystick to steer the vehicle and release to stop.
- Keyboard
- Use the arrow keys or WASD to steer the vehicle around the planet.
- Mouse
- Click and drag the on-screen joystick to steer, then release to stop.
More about this game
Your goal is to clear the entire forest on a small 3D planet. You drive a vehicle with a front-mounted saw, automatically chopping down any tree you touch. The core loop involves steering around the sphere to find every last tree, earning one wood for each cut. As you progress through planets like Green Glade and Cedar Cove, the total tree count increases from 180 up to a maximum cap. A run ends when you reach 100% clearance, allowing you to spend your wood on permanent upgrades.
Tips
- Follow the directional arrow when you have exactly 10 or fewer trees left; it points directly to the nearest remaining target.
- Save up 120 wood for the Wide Saw upgrade first to increase your blade diameter by 35%, making clearing faster.
- The Trail Gear upgrade costs 100 wood and permanently increases your driving speed by 15%, helping you cross empty clearings.
Questions
How do I find the last few trees?
When you are down to the final 10 trees on a planet, a bearing arrow will appear on the screen pointing you directly toward the nearest remaining tree.
What do the upgrades do?
The Wide Saw makes your cutting path 35% wider for 120 wood, and the Trail Gear gives you 15% more driving speed for 100 wood. Both are permanent.
How does the difficulty change?
The first planet starts with exactly 180 trees. Each new planet adds 32 more trees, up to a maximum increase on the ninth planet, making later levels take longer.