About Timber Squirrel

A hungry squirrel has spotted a prized pinecone on the far side of a pond, and reaching it means solving a careful forest puzzle. You must turn logs, rafts, and fallen trees into a floating route across the water.

The central challenge comes from the way every object moves after being pushed once. With 50 handcrafted logic levels, the game offers a growing set of problems to work through, while the low-poly woodland setting keeps the atmosphere gentle. Finishing with fewer moves improves your three-star result, so finding a neat solution is as satisfying as reaching the pinecone.

How to Play Timber Squirrel

Use the arrow keys or WASD to move the squirrel around the forest and pond.

Push a suitable log, raft, or fallen tree into the water, then use the drifting objects to form a bridge.

Cross the finished path to collect the pinecone and complete the current puzzle.

Press Z to undo a push, R to restart, L to open the level menu, or H to request arrow guidance.

On mobile, swipe to move and tap the on-screen buttons for undo, restart, and hints.

Tips & Tricks

1Think about where an object will float before making your single push, since its movement changes the route.
2Use Undo to test an idea without abandoning the whole puzzle, especially when a bridge piece drifts away from the useful position.
3For a stronger star result, review your solution and look for pushes that connect more of the crossing with fewer moves.