Timberman: the new Flappy Bird

For those of you who fell into the addictive Flappy Bird gorge when it was at first released, I have recently several declarations of alert for you: don't read further and shut this page. For others, there is an alternate beguilement around the neighborhood you: Timberman. This 8-bit welcoming wood hacking venture has transformed into a sensation over the late few days and is besting the rundown in the Google Play Store.

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Timberman: the new Flappy Bird

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The purpose for Tmiberman is exceptionally clear: you need to hack down a tree at the soonest open door while refusing being beat by the dscending appendages. While it seems sufficiently fundamental, the gameplay obliges tirelessness and extraordinary dominance to emphatically pro. As well, as you pro the art of cutting wood and get more centers, you open more playable characters.

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Timberman: the new Flappy Bird

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While the application itself is free, it does show promotions in the midst of the redirection. Remembering the finished objective to impede these, you can pay a little charge (0.99 pennies) through in-diversion purchase. 

Timberman has been available since May, yet is a few seconds ago taking after the same way that Flappy Bird took. It is just over the span of the latest four days that people have been downloading the redirection like there's no tomorrow. Thankfully, this preoccupation is available for Android 2.2 and up. Better grab the application yourself before the specialist decides to go full Flappy Bird and remove the application from the store due to its notoriety.

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Timberman

What's your best score so far? A lowly 35 is the best I can do at the moment.

Source: Google Play