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Go Play Lumberjacks pits a cast of wacky lumberjacks in four-player competition as they climb, chop, saw and logroll their way to victory! Use your Wii Remote as the all-in-one timber-cutting contest tool. Saw dust will fly from your chainsaw in the Hot Saw; test your balance on the waterlogged Log Roll, ascend towering tree trunks in the Pole Climb and much more!
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28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
I actually bought this game because in the past months I had actually wondered what a pro lumberjack competition is like. I saw one at Sea World when I was a kid and I am fascinated by the out of the ordinary. So, I bought partially for the novelty, partially for the great price of only $30, and also, I figured there would probably be some good exercise. I was right on all accounts and this ended up far exceeding the novelty expectations and ended up being, well...a hoot.
It really does a great job of creating an environment where you feel like you're at a county fair or somewhere deep in the South or backwoods. The games are quick and there is plenty of variety to keep it interesting, and you use arm motions and your feet, so some of the competitions actually left me winded. I felt like I was getting as much exercise as my Wii Fit but this was so much fun it didn't feel like exercise, it felt more like I was competing. I got so into it I raised my hands in victory a couple times when I dusted the competition.
I am not a huge game person and I only intended to play this for about 10 minutes to try it out and ended up playing it for an hour and wishing I could have played it for longer. This would definitely be fun to play against other people but a lot of fun, also, by yourself. And you also have the option of playing it without a balance board if you don't have one. It gives you instructions of how to use just the remote or the remote with the balance board.
I am curious about the GoPlay Circus game now, though, that seems like it might be more balance and less movement, which I like more of in a game than just mashing buttons. I also hope they create more of these environmental type games where you actually feel like your in a different world, culture, or environment. It's kinda fun to feel like you're slipping into the life of someone in another part of the country.
It really does a great job of creating an environment where you feel like you're at a county fair or somewhere deep in the South or backwoods. The games are quick and there is plenty of variety to keep it interesting, and you use arm motions and your feet, so some of the competitions actually left me winded. I felt like I was getting as much exercise as my Wii Fit but this was so much fun it didn't feel like exercise, it felt more like I was competing. I got so into it I raised my hands in victory a couple times when I dusted the competition.
I am not a huge game person and I only intended to play this for about 10 minutes to try it out and ended up playing it for an hour and wishing I could have played it for longer. This would definitely be fun to play against other people but a lot of fun, also, by yourself. And you also have the option of playing it without a balance board if you don't have one. It gives you instructions of how to use just the remote or the remote with the balance board.
I am curious about the GoPlay Circus game now, though, that seems like it might be more balance and less movement, which I like more of in a game than just mashing buttons. I also hope they create more of these environmental type games where you actually feel like your in a different world, culture, or environment. It's kinda fun to feel like you're slipping into the life of someone in another part of the country.
15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
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This game is freaking hilarious!! We bought it and started playing...4 hours later we finally forced ourselves to stop. You saw logs, chop logs, throw axes, do water log rolling, and tree climbing! It is a blast and provides great entertainment watching everyone act like a lumberjack! I HIGHLY recommend this game...it was worth every penny!
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
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I read one reviewer claim that the sawing didn't actually require sawing. Of course it requires sawing. The sawing consists of 4 activities. One must start off in the FREE PLAY mode, and not in the TOURNAMENT mode. In my opinion, one should start off at the easy difficulty setting to feel comfortable with each mini-game. It's pretty simple to win a trophy in all events in the easy mode in my opinion. After completing the EASY mode, you will then go on to the medium mode and complete all of the activities. THIS IS THE ONLY WAY TO UNLOCK NEW CHARACTERS. The tournament mode will NOT unlock new characters. after this, of course you progress to the hard mode and complete the Tournament.
Sawing-consists of 4 activities with 3 different difficulty settings. Sawing requires a lot of super-fast Wiimote waggling at the Hard mode.
Axe Throwing- 3 events with 3 difficulty settings. point, aim and click type of game.
Chopping- mimic the on screen indicator. ex. press A, button 1,2,1,A and then CHOP.etc. kind of relaxing. a lot of button pushing with a chop at the end. chopping occurs maybe every 5-8 seconds with 4 mini-games.
Water events- reminds me off Frogger. 2 fun arcade type events.
Climbing- requires a lot of Wiimote-waggling, but it gets tougher at the hard level because you have to waggle and avoid balloons being dropped at the same time. Pole Climbing is very frustrating at the hard level.
Overall, I'd say for the price, Lumberjacks is a steal.
Sawing-consists of 4 activities with 3 different difficulty settings. Sawing requires a lot of super-fast Wiimote waggling at the Hard mode.
Axe Throwing- 3 events with 3 difficulty settings. point, aim and click type of game.
Chopping- mimic the on screen indicator. ex. press A, button 1,2,1,A and then CHOP.etc. kind of relaxing. a lot of button pushing with a chop at the end. chopping occurs maybe every 5-8 seconds with 4 mini-games.
Water events- reminds me off Frogger. 2 fun arcade type events.
Climbing- requires a lot of Wiimote-waggling, but it gets tougher at the hard level because you have to waggle and avoid balloons being dropped at the same time. Pole Climbing is very frustrating at the hard level.
Overall, I'd say for the price, Lumberjacks is a steal.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
silly fun
This game is not complicated or in-depth - it's even fairly mindless and repetitive - but it is fun for awhile and the characters are pretty funny. Read more
Published 1 month ago by C. Sorensen
Lumberjack Wii game
We received the Lumberjack Wii game quicker than we expected. It arrived in good condition. We love the game. It is a lot of fun and we would recommend it to anyone. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Ethel M. Lamica
GREAT GAME
We recently bought ourselves a WII, so we don't have many games. I bought this game for my husband for Christmas. We played and laughed and quit with are arms hurting. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Susanlynn64
Lumberjacks Wii game
I bought this game for my 2 nephews and they absolutely love it! I would recommend this game for anyone, I enjoy playing it too!
Published 4 months ago by Elizabeth
Lumberjacks
I bought this game to replace a game that my son took to college. It has a great variety of activities. It is great for all ages. It gives you great exercise.
Published 5 months ago by mamacook52
great game
This game is very easy to pick up & play. There are a variety of mini-games to choose from. It's family-friendly; no violence. It was also a good value too-I got it under $10.
Published 6 months ago by Lisa A. Heath
great fun with my 5 year old grandson
It is not for those who love good competition but for fun with 5 or 6 year olds it keeps them entertained. They can easily move between games all by themselves.
Published 10 months ago by sandy
Lumberjacks
So far I've played it about 6 times. All the movement is with the controller with you shacking it, very tiresome. Maybe as I get higher points it will be a different game.
Published 16 months ago by JoJo
Easy and relatively inactive
I got this game for my family for Christmas, expecting it would be active and funny to watch us chopping and sawing with the remote. Read more
Published 16 months ago by Littlepurpletoes
Fun game overall. The price was right too.
I bought this game to play in my P.E. classes. Some games are more active than others. Not bad for the price.
Published 17 months ago by Kevin
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