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About Bee Simulator

Live the adventurous life of a small bee in, Bee Simulator developed by VARSAV Game Studios. Take orders from the queen and begin your first independent mission, explore a world brimming with life, collect pollen, and contend with dangerous wasps to save your hive that’s just the beginning of your adventures however, because suddenly you learn that humans want to cut down the tree that holds your hive. Now the fate of your whole family lies in you!

• The world of bees is not as carefree as one may think Wasps and some of the less friendly humans may ruin your plans. Don’t hesitate to use your sting to save your family from your enemies.
• You are a master of air acrobatics, and your sister is eager to mirror your smooth dance moves. So, perform your famous waggle dance and show them the way back to the hive.
• Explore the park thoroughly, and visit the deepest corners to look for rare plants and special flowers in order to get the best pollen possible.
• Play with others in three game modes, including four players co-op and PvP on split screen.

Bee Simulator Reviews

Bee Simulator is a surprisingly thoughtful game with bags of charm to spare, a wonderful soundtrack and a reasonably detailed world to explore. However, the experience is seriously soured by the sensitive controls, along with the punishing – and very frustrating – racing segments. A few visual and technical problems crop up as well, which – when added to the game’s brevity and distinct lack of content (especially for this asking price) – all conspire to make Bee Simulator a much less successful undertaking that it could have been.

Nintendo Life

Bee Simulator is a surprisingly fun game, but makes too many odd design choices throughout the short experience. Repetitive missions, over-simplistic gameplay, and an overall lack of depth hold the game back from becoming something great. As it stands, Bee Simulator is a good game for the entire family to enjoy and relax with, but targeting a younger audience doesn’t give it a free pass for all of its issues.

TheGamer

The game wasn’t very long, yet I imagine there will be times I’ll come back to it, just to buzz around Honey Park. There’s a sort of calmness to it all. In some ways, it reminds me of the old PlayStation 3 game, Flower. Bee Simulator is by no means perfect, but I’d still recommend it if you’re looking for a simple yet unique, family-friendly distraction.

COGconnected