Lumberjack's Dynasty

Lumberjack's Dynasty - after the death of his father, the hero gets a small sawmill, a plot of forest and debts. It all starts modestly: felling a couple of trees, sawing trunks and selling boards, and by the middle of the game, on the site of the camp there is already a production facility with hired workers and its own products. You have to expand the sawmill and warehouses yourself, but the profit grows with every ruble invested. The hand work here is done in detail. Equipment requires fuel and maintenance, logs need to be loaded onto a trailer and taken to sawing, and the finished raw materials are used to make boards, furniture and various small items for sale. Over time, new machines and branches of production appear on the farm, including the production of things that cannot be bought in a store. Character development comes through skills: cutting down wood faster, driving a loader more carefully, trading more profitably. There is also a social part - you can make friends with your neighbors, and the family line allows you to have children and pass the business on to your heirs so that the empire does not fall apart. There is almost no free time left: orders are piling up, equipment is breaking down, and competitors are not asleep. But the forest around is picturesque, and you can just stand with a chainsaw, listening to how another tree falls and how the branches crack under your feet. Forest plots are depleted over time, so areas are replanted, and harvesting is planned with an eye to the season. Regular customers bring orders repeatedly, and the reputation of the enterprise depends on the speed of their fulfillment. For those who like quiet business simulators and don’t mind fiddling with equipment and papers.