Timber Camp: Lumber Idle

Drive a forester rig through a forest with a virtual joystick. Trees within reach fall by themselves. Carry the logs to the sawmill, where they become planks, then carry the planks to the build sites. Each finished build houses campers who pay coins every minute, and the income keeps running in later areas.

The camp has four areas: Pine Lake, Redwood Ridge, Birch Valley and Snow Lodge. Each area has five builds in a fixed order: a cabin, a dock, a lodge, a sauna and a campfire ring. Finish an area to unlock the next one. Coins, upgrades and hired carriers carry over. Finishing the last area shows a Camp complete message, and you can keep playing there.

In the Workshop, spend coins on four upgrades, each up to level 10: capacity for more flatbed slots, speed, a saw that fells faster and reaches further, and a mill that makes planks faster. You can also hire up to four carriers. A carrier takes planks from the pile to the next build by itself, while you keep carrying the logs.

Coins keep coming while the game is closed, at half the normal rate, for up to four hours. When you return, a screen shows the amount you earned.

Turbo Saw speeds up felling for 90 seconds and widens the plank pickup. Turbo Saw ×10 is a pack of ten charges. The shop is in the Shop tab of the Workshop screen.

The game contains ads and offers in-app purchases. An interstitial ad called Camp break can appear only when you close an area map, build-complete or upgrade screen. It never appears in the first five minutes of play, never during play, and never less than 180 seconds after the last one. Remove Ads is a one-time purchase that removes Camp break ads; rewarded offers remain.

The game is for players aged 13 and over. It plays offline. The internet is used only for ads and for purchases through Google Play.