Log to Lodge: Carpentry Simulator
Coming soon
About the game
Turn a single tree into a whole house. Log to Lodge is a cozy carpentry business sim: fell trees, saw and plane your own planks, then build furniture for customer orders and grow your workshop.
Original Steam description
One tree. One axe. One forgotten workshop.
Your father left you his old timber workshop, a patch of forest, and a lodge he never got to finish. Turn raw logs into planks, planks into furniture, and furniture into a business, then finish his lodge with lumber you cut yourself.
FROM LOG TO LODGE
Fell a tree with your axe, saw the logs into planks at the mill, plane them smooth, turn sticks on the lathe, then glue, nail and assemble. Every step changes the wood in front of you.
A WORKSHOP THAT GROWS
Start with simple hand tools. Save up for a rip saw, a planer, a lathe and paint booths, and watch Dad's dusty workshop slowly come back to life.
FILL THE ORDER BOARD
Stools, chairs, tables and doors in pine, oak or walnut, each with its own look and value. Deliver what the order board asks for and it pays extra. Wobbly work still sells, just for less, so mistakes never block you. Some orders come from neighbours in the nearby village, so you take your finished pieces down the road and deliver them to their door.
KEY FEATURES
A full production chain: tree → log → planks → sticks → furniture
Hand tools first, then machines: circular mill, rip saw, planer, lathe, glue table, paint booths
Pine, oak, walnut and more, each with its own look and value
Customer orders, village deliveries and a catalogue of pattern manuals that unlock better furniture
Relaxed and forgiving: careful work pays more, but mistakes never block you
Stylized low-poly art with warm, cozy lighting
PLANNED FEATURES
Building contracts from a first shed to a cabin and finally a lodge, more furniture, machines, customers and tree types, accessibility options, a day and night cycle with trees that grow back, and Steam Cloud saves and Steam Achievements. These are plans, not promises of a date.






Demo and release information
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