Timber Tales

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Timber Tales is a pretty relaxing little open world game, and I think the simple idea behind it works quite well. I get to explore a colourful world, chop down trees, meet characters and slowly improve my own area. There is not a huge amount of pressure on me while playing, which I actually liked. It feels more like something I can wander around in at my own pace rather than a game that is constantly pushing me towards the next big objective. The chopping is obviously a big part of it, and I liked having different axes to work towards. Better axes let me deal with tougher types of wood, so there is a clear reason to keep progressing instead of just cutting the same trees forever. There are currently five tree types in the early access version, along with four axes, and I could definitely see myself wanting more as I got further into it. The basic chopping itself is simple, but it gives the exploration a purpose. There are also quests, puzzles and challenges scattered around the world, which help break up the tree cutting. I can complete these to unlock blueprints and use them to improve my plot and sawmill. There are also three vehicles to use, which makes getting around the worl…

good game but slow start

Final Rating: 0.9 / 10 Tedious, poorly executed, and far less fun than it thinks it is. A frustrating experience that punishes patience rather than rewarding it.