Timber Fever pairs roguelike runs with incremental progression, asking you to fell an endless tree using escalating tools and wild build combinations. Each attempt unlocks new mechanics that create satisfying synergies, turning the simple premise into chaotic, screen-filling destruction. Best suited for players who enjoy both the meditative chop of idle games and the moment-to-moment variety of roguelikes.
About this game
Cut down the infinitely tall Tree to grow stronger. Timber Fever is an action, incremental roguelike where you create chaos with wacky tools while surviving enemy waves.
What players are saying
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Addictive gameplay loop ✓ Relaxing atmosphere ✓ Satisfying progression ✓ Charming visuals and style ✓ Easy to pick up and play ✓
Without a doubt, this is the best game in the genre I’ve played so far.
If you like numbers going up, weird builds, and absolutely destroying trees with questionable engineering decisions, this game is dangerously addictive.
There’s actually a surprising amount of build variety here. Every run turns into “okay one more try” because you unlock some new f***ing awesome combo and suddenly your screen becomes pure chaos. The progression feels satisfying without becoming a spreadsheet simulator.
Also… the price? Honestly feels illegal. I genuinely feel like I robbed the developer. This could easily cost more with the amount of content and replayability packed into it.
Came for “hehe chop tree,” stayed because my range build turned into a nuclear logging operation.
Highly recommended for roguelike enjoyers and anyone who likes experimenting with broken/fun builds.
Two more contract types are introduced, Hustle and Standard, for those that want to experience the action even faster.Gameplay - New Contract TypesTwo new contract types, Hustle and Standard, have been introduced for players who want to experience the action at a faster pace.Added two new contract types: Hustle and Standard.Renamed the previous contract type to Long for players who prefer a slower pace.The Standard contract lasts 7 days (14 shifts) and features larger enemy waves, along with slightly discounted prices.The Hustle contract lasts 5 days (10 shifts) and features even larger enemy waves, along with heavily discounted prices.Balance changesReduced the Plant enemy's base HP from 55 =>50.Doubled bonus gold rewards on all difficulties (e.g. CEO: +50% => +200%).Bug fixesFixed a visual bug that occasionally caused Bubble Gum's projectiles to glitch.Summer Seahorse's bubbles now properly display a danger indicator.Fixed a bug that increased enemy damage on the Intern difficulty.Fixed a bug that prevented players from selecting skins they had already purchased.I look forward to hearing your feedback.-Dimitris
ChangesFixed an issue where a token could sometimes be consumed when proceeding to the next shift.Added a VSync option to the Video Settings.I look forward to hearing your feedback.-Dimitris
Regarding the phantom inputs bugSome users are experiencing constant input issues. From my research, this is most likely caused by 3rd party controller drivers. To address this, I’ve disabled joystick input support while keeping gamepad support intact. If the issue persists, please let me know so I can fix it in a future patch.Balance ChangesAdjusted the cost of higher rarity tools.I look forward to hearing your feedback. -Dimitris
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