$1.99Timberman VS Fastest axe on the couch
Chop a tree faster than the co-op friends next to you and dodge the branches coming for your head. Timberman VS turns one simple idea into quick arcade races for up to 4 players, plus solo chopping and a bird-rescue climb. Easy to learn, loud when shared.
Is Timberman VS worth it?
Timberman VS is worth it if…
- you like quick co-op games where rounds last minutes and rematches last hours
- you want something anyone can learn in one round, with fast reflexes deciding the winner
- you like arcade party games with pixel art, lively music, and chop sounds
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Chop fast, dodge the branch
You stand on one side of an endless trunk, tap to chop, and hop to the other side before a branch knocks you out. That is the whole skill: speed against your own reflexes.
In Race mode that simple loop becomes a direct contest. Up to 4 players chop side by side, and the first to the finish line wins it all. Matches are short, restarts are instant, and one late dodge usually decides it. Friendship damage is expected.
Solo trees, burning trees, new hats
When the couch is empty, Classic Timberman is your training ground: one infinite tree, experience for your account, and a personal high score to beat.
Hero mode changes the job. You climb through burning woods to rescue birds from their nests, chasing loot and a golden egg at the top. Along the way you unlock up to 56 characters, so your lumberjack collection gets stranger the longer you chop.
Good to know before you chop?
Can you play it with co-op friends on one screen?
Yes. Local games support up to 4 players racing on a shared screen, which is where the shouting and last-second branch crashes happen. There is also cross-platform play for matches beyond your couch.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. Classic mode is a single-player infinite tree for practice, experience, and high scores, and Hero mode is a solo climb with bird rescues and loot. Solo is good training for beating actual humans later.
How hard is it to learn?
Very easy to start. You only move left or right and chop, so new players join in seconds. The difficulty comes from speed: branches arrive faster the quicker you chop, so winning means staying calm while mashing fast.
