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Over 20 million players could not be wrong - featured as one of the best games since 2014 and still eagerly played in 2022!

Especially with a new update that adds dozens of new characters, new environments and an expandable village! And as always tons of fun & lot of trees to cut.

Timberman is an oldschool arcade style casual game. Become a Timberman, chop wood and avoid the branches. Sounds like an easy task? It's easy to play but hard to master. Dozen of variable environments and 104 lumberjacks to unlock. Master your skills for the top records on the leaderboards.

Take your axe as every lumberjack does and chop the tree as fast as you can!

How to Enjoy Timberman

Click / Tap on either side of the tree to chop

Was this game made with a game development platform for mobile games, such as Cocos2d-x or Defold?

The underlying technology behind this game is Javascript.

Who is the game development company behind this title?

The studio involved in making this game is Digital Melody S.A..

What category is this game listed under?

This game is categorized as Agility, Casual in terms of gameplay style.

Which tags emphasize the game’s style or gameplay?

The tagging information available for this game includes arcade, avoid, axe, wood.

Can the game be played on smartphones?

Timberman is designed to work smoothly on mobile devices.

What age range is the game designed for?

The most appropriate age groups for this game are Adults.

Is this game designed for a particular gender?

The gender focus of this game is Male.

Is this game family-friendly?

No, Timberman would not be suitable for younger audiences.

Does the game depict any form of bloodshed?

Yes, Timberman depicts bloodshed.

Is there any violent or cruel content in the game?

Yes, harmful or cruel acts are shown in Timberman.