1 source Sep 8
Log Drop Sends Logs to the Earth's Core on Steam
Who Nose Studios announced Log Drop, a 2D pixel-art physics automation game. Players cut trees and build mechanisms to deliver logs to the Earth's core.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Why it matters
Log Drop enters the Steam automation genre with a puzzle-structured campaign and an unrestricted sandbox, and it ships with Japanese support listed on the store page.
Campaign mode treats each area as an independent puzzle with its own clear goals. Sandbox mode unlocks all tools without limits. The game is planned for PC via Steam, and the store page lists Japanese language support.
The core in Log Drop is hungry, and the whole loop exists to feed it. Players cut trees and build the machinery that carries the wood down to the core. Campaign mode splits into areas, each an independent puzzle with its own clear goal. Sandbox mode drops the constraints, giving access to every tool with no limits on what gets built. The game is planned for PC via Steam, and the store page lists Japanese support.
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