Timber Beaver is a 3D island builder with a busy little beaver. Walk up to a tree and gnaw it down, stack the logs on your back and carry them to the glowing spot. Watch your lodge, your bridges and your boat rise from the ground, then sail on to the next island. New to the woods? Your first island is a campfire, a tent, one bridge and a little boat. New things arrive one at a time, each with a short tip. 30 islands across 6 regions, from the Green Meadow to the Redwood Valley. Sell spare logs at the trading post, turn logs into planks at the sawmill, build huts for friends who gather wood for you, and chew through giant redwoods. Grow your beaver. Sharper teeth gnaw faster, a bigger backpack carries more logs and quick paws walk faster. Unlock 19 friends from the bunny to the giraffe, grab a boost now and then, collect a daily gift, and come back for one more island.
The game is a 3D island-building and resource management game where you play as a hardworking beaver. Explore different islands, collect wood, construct buildings, and develop your little world as you travel through new regions.
Walk up to trees and chew them down to collect logs. Carry the wood to glowing construction spots to build lodges, bridges, boats, and other structures. You can also sell spare logs at the trading post or turn them into planks at the sawmill.
Yes! You can improve your beaver with sharper teeth for faster chopping, a bigger backpack for carrying more logs, and quicker paws for faster movement. You can also unlock 19 animal friends who help gather wood, explore new islands, and collect daily gifts.
Yes! The game features 30 islands across six regions, each introducing new building opportunities and resources. As you progress from Green Meadow to Redwood Valley, you'll encounter larger trees, including giant redwoods, and more things to construct.
The fun comes from watching your islands grow as you gather resources and build new structures. You can sail to new locations, unlock animal companions, upgrade your beaver, and discover new areas. The gradual introduction of new features also makes exploring and building enjoyable.