Timberman: The Big Adventure

 Xbox Series X
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  • Summary: Enter the Timberman universe! Enjoy the retro vibe of a 2D platformer with a classic 16-bit pixel art aesthetic.

    Follow the lumberjack's story and join him on a rescue mission to help his bear friend reunite with the family. Challenge Evil Corp not only to save friends but also the entire    Enter the Timberman universe! Enjoy the retro vibe of a 2D platformer with a classic 16-bit pixel art aesthetic.

    Follow the lumberjack's story and join him on a rescue mission to help his bear friend reunite with the family. Challenge Evil Corp not only to save friends but also the entire forest from the hands of industrialization.

    Fly on your axe to make progress, use it to chop wood, build bridges, and solve mini puzzles. Carve your way through three colorfully and yet deadly worlds, beat dozens of levels, and face three unique bosses in epic battles. Play in a single-player story mode or take a friend on an adventure in a 2-player co-op mode.    … Expand

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  1. TheXboxHub
    Dec 12, 2023
    70
    Timberman: The Big Adventure may be short enough to confuse you on first playthrough, but what little is here is sweet. It feels like a no-expense-spared remaster of a 16-bit platformer that never existed: by which we mean that it’s full of charm and some timeless level design.
  2. Movies Games and Tech
    Jun 4, 2024
    70
    Timberman: The Big Adventure is a nostalgia-infused experience that made me smile. This rudimentary title may be too easy for genre veterans. However, I loved the garish colours and interesting stage design. Moreover, the mini-games were addictive.

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