Timber Story

Positives:
+ Improvement in graphics and design
+ The music is okay
+ Its over in 20 minutes
+ No head bob
+ Jump function and small platforming parts

Negatives:
- Length like a demo, not a full game
- The quests are still quite boring
- Low framerate
- Still no fun

Total Score: 3/10

Pretty generic walking simulator. The paths are either super linear or really maze-like.

This is barely a game. if you're really slow this will take you 10 minutes. None of the assets look self-made and the "story", if you can call it that, is extremely linear and about as deep as a sheet of paper.
If you have really, really low expectations in "games" and this is on sale, sure. Otherwise, save your time and money.

Timber Story is a cute objective base walking simulator.


The main character gets into a car accident when a tree falls on the road blocking his way to destination.
The plot of the game consists of finding the LumberJack to clear the roadblock after asking the villagers his location.

Positives:
- Simple and well written story.
- Cute and relaxing environment.
- Good music but repetitive.
- Objective base.
- Good use of unity Assets.
- Bug Free.

Negatives:
- Short about 15-20 minutes.
- Limited game menu (no mouse sensitivity options or control mapping)
- Slow loading between maps.

I recommend buying the game if you love walking simulators and don't mind the low production value.
If you are not sure or tight on cash then get this on sale because it is worth adding to your Walking Simulator collection.

small indie game with cool low poly graphics. Enough content for current price and enough big world to explore.
Also settings menu is very cool and simple plus steam achievements

A better version of Work Trip from the same dev

fairly generic walking simulator.

Follow "First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games" for more games like this!

This developer has released a lot of cheap, short, generally low-quality walking simulators on Steam.

Like their previous game "Work Trip", this game seems to consist entirely of doing fetch-quests. However I'll never know, because I spent 20 minutes wandering a small icy wasteland looking for the next item it wants me to find, to no avail. I must've circled the entire place at least 10 times, but there are no contextual clues as to what I'm looking for or where it is. And the game doesn't let you backtrack to the previous area until you find it.

The music that plays in the background the entire time is also used in a lot of free porn games. Don't ask me how I know that. It must be some free-for-commercial-use audio track from somewhere.

Overall this was just an unfun, frustrating experience, and can be avoided.

Worth playing through once, if you find it on sale. Very simple story, mostly a walking sim with some very simple platforming.

Could use some serious optimization. Especially with the fire, that was just ridiculous.

Fun, low poly style, and fitting music.

100% om 20 minutes. (Snowman is close by where you pick up the axe, and it's not in the snowy area.)

Nice little walking simulator. Great game if wanna sit down and relax. It kinda reminds me of the other works made by Morning Shift Studios, however, this time the game has improved both graphic and gameplay wise. One thing I'd like to point out is the fact the game could've been longer but considering how much it costs, the price tag is justified.