When the first rays of sunlight rise above the horizon, the beehive slowly wakes up. Hierarchy and diligence are vital for the wellbeing of the whole swarm. So you check your wings, measure the antennae degree of deviation, take orders from the Queen, and bee-gin your first independent mission. And that's just the beginning of your adventures. Suddenly, you learn that people want to cut down the tree that holds your hive. Now your fate – and the fate of your whole family – lies in your small, agile legs and fast wings!
READY, STEADY, FLY!
Take part in a race and show your sisters who has the fastest wings in the swarm!
I HAVE A STING AND I'M NOT AFRAID TO USE IT!
The world of bees is not as carefree as one may think. Wasps and some of the less friendly people will take any chance to ruin your plans. Don't hesitate to use your sting to save your swarm from enemies.
DANCING WITH THE BEES
You are the master of air acrobatics. Your sisters are eager to mirror your smooth dance moves. So perform your famous waggle dance and show them the way back to the hive.
POLLEN PICKER
Explore the park thoroughly – visit even the deepest corners to look for rare plants and special flowers in order to collect the best pollen.
MAIN FEATURES OF THE GAME
•A unique chance to see the macro scale world from the micro perspective of a honeybee;
•A realistic representation of a place inspired by Central Park;
•Three diverse modes enriched with educational elements:
a)One-player story mode presents you with a family of bees. Will you save the hive from the threat of human beings?
b)Exploration mode allows you to freely discover a world inspired by Central Park in New York
c)Split-screen mode can be either used for cooperation or competition. It includes an additional map that makes the game even more fascinating
•A possibility to interact with the surroundings: people, animals, plants, and other insects;
•Lack of violence – it's a perfect choice for parents seeking a game to safely play with their children;
•Relaxing music composed by Mikołaj Stroiński, who was responsible for the soundtrack of such games as The Witcher 3 and The Vanishing of Ethan Carter.
Twitter will be all a-buzz with crazies complaining they can't change a queen bee into a drone. And that female bees are under-represented. Or overworked - the queen being used as a baby factory.. oh thats going to get those awesome journo's salivating at the bonuses their hit rates will bring in.
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VARSAV Game Studios have now postponed the launch untilspring 2019 due to players wanting more from the game, pushing the studio to “live up to the expectations of a larger than expected group of users.”
Łukasz Rosiński, VARSAV Game Studios Creative Director explained on the game’s release being pushed back to early next year:
“Many positive reactions lead us to believe that we were correct in choosing a honey bee to be the main protagonist in our first game. Bees and their huge role in our ecosystem, habits prevailing in the beehive and the problems harassing them were a very strong base for the creation of Bee Simulator. At the same time, we were forced to live up to the expectations of a larger than expected group of users – mainstream gamers. We received lots of comments detailing the functions they would like to see in our game. To meet those expectations, we decided to change our schedule and push back Bee Simulator’s launch by a few months. We would like to thank you for each idea that we’ve received and we’d like to recommend that you watch our social media platforms, where we’ll present the result of our collaboration with the players.”
Due to the enormous amount of feedback via Gamescom and PAX West Bee Simulator has received, it led the developers to include the following changes to their upcoming development plan:
Adding two different gameplay modes to the game. An easy one, designed with kids in mind specifically, and a more challenging one prepared for adult gamers.
Adding a completely new combat system that adult gamers will enjoy.
Adding new opponents.
Redesigning the “bee dance”, so it was more in line with adult gamers’ expectations.
Allowing our bee to actually sting people. In the end, you don’t always have to be a well-BEEhaved bee.
Making bee races more complex, so they not only for children pose a challenge.
Adding additional maps, specifically for local split-screen mode.
Bee Simulator, scheduled to release on the 14th of November, will have a one-year exclusivity period on the Epic Games Store, with Benoit Clerc, Bigben Interactives Head of Publishing, saying:
We are very pleased to be reinforcing our Epic Games store offer with a variety of unique games from our catalogue.
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