There are two very different versions of this game--

First edition:
A very simple dexterity game with 12 large wooden discs, a wooden axe, and a die. The discs are stacked as a tower. A player turn consists of rolling the die and then hitting the tower with the axe. For example, if you roll a five, you have to hit the fifth disc five times with the axe. The player causing the tower to fall loses.

Second edition:
A dexterity game where nine plastic tree segments are stacked up. Each tree segment has four bark sections around it. On their turn, a player gets two taps with the axe to try and knock off pieces of bark from the tree segments for one point a piece. But be careful, if a tree segment comes down it's minus 5 points! A quick unique dexterity game.

With a similar mechanic to Bash, which was first made in the sixties by Milton Bradley, Toc Toc Woodman requires you to remove the bark from a tree by knocking stacked layers with a plastic axe.

This game takes more skill and strategy than Bash because the goal is to leave behind the inner part of the tree. Toc Toc Wooman is a great dexterity/action game that will also draw some comparisons to Jenga. It is, however, quite dissimilar aside from the fact you are working within the realm of a "tower" of parts.