Chainsaw Cut is a complete, sellable casual game template with an original identity: a lumberjack hurls a chainsaw along an arc, the saw plunges through logs and cuts them in two along its real path, bounces off rocks and steel, sets off TNT, snaps ropes and collects coins. Logs are convex polygons clipped at any angle, any number of times, and each half is a new physics body that keeps its bark texture. The saw's flight is one small pure-function simulation shared by the game, the dotted aim guide and the level solver, so the preview matches what happens until the first impact.

There are 20 levels in four worlds (Sunny Forest, Dusty Quarry, Snowy Peaks, Sawmill Factory) with hard oak, brittle ice, rocks, steel beams, spring pads, hanging loads, chain-reaction TNT and moving platforms. Levels are plain text files, and a static solver plus a real-physics solver record throws that clear every level. Scoring has combos, three coins, par and a 3-star rating, with saved progress and level unlocking.

Aim by dragging back like a slingshot, or with keyboard or gamepad; every key and button is rebindable. Three full-screen art styles (Standard, Toon, Outline) and one Options switch for Retro and Modern presets (aim guide, bonus saws, oak toughness, log markers, slow-motion finish, saw trail, screen shake, 8-bit or full sound). Accessibility options include infinite saws, game speed 50 to 100 percent, reduce flashing and a high-contrast HUD.

Includes 21 achievements, 5 stats and 2 leaderboards with optional GodotSteam hooks (App ID 480 test), generated Steam store art, a 342-check smoke test that plays every level in the real game, 19 real screenshots, marketing slides and a 55 second autoplay preview video. All third-party audio and fonts are CC0 (Juhani Junkala chiptunes, Pixel-boy Ninja Adventure audio, Kenney sounds and fonts) with every file's source documented; the art is original and generated by scripts.