About This Game

A little forest beside your taskbar

TBT: TaskBarTimber is a desktop idle logging game. Leave your lumberjack chopping while you work, study or browse, then check in to spend your gold, sort your haul and prepare for the next expedition. Move the small game window wherever it fits your desktop.

Every haul helps you grow

Trees yield gold and crafting materials. Build your character through a branching skill tree, craft and upgrade equipment, and socket sigils to shape your build. Make room in your bag, move supplies to storage and decide what to keep or sell.

From quiet woods to stranger forests

Explore nine forest regions, discover rare trees and face boss trees along the way. Complete regional collections for rewards, then take on corrupted forests in hard mode. Each new region brings different scenery, trees and materials.

Choose your logging companion

Unlock six characters and 18 skins with gold earned in the game. Choose a favorite, try a different look and follow your progress through playtime and logging records.

• Automatic logging with skills, equipment and sigils to develop.
  
• Nine normal forests and nine corrupted hard-mode regions.
  
• Six characters, 18 skins and a branching skill tree.
  
• Crafting, equipment enhancement, rare-tree collections and storage management.
  
• A movable desktop window with optional always-on-top mode, double-size display and separate music and sound controls.
  
• Interface support for English, Korean, Japanese and Simplified Chinese.

Please note: Progress and rewards accumulate while the game is running. There are no offline logging rewards when the game is closed. Designed for mouse play on the Windows desktop.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

Generative AI was used during development to create images and assist with coding. The developer personally reviewed and refined the results, spending substantial time on manual revisions, testing, and polish to ensure they fit the game’s visual style and intended gameplay experience. All final creative and quality decisions were made by the developer.