Every aspect of Bee Simulator seeks to educate, and the loading screens are no different. In addition, a h andy fast travel function allows you to revisit places you have previously been, further streamlining the experience a great deal.
The flowers that you’ll take precious pollen from are graded by their rarity, with standard growths appearing as white when viewed through Bee Simulator’s, first-person sense-based visual spectrum, green as uncommon, red as epic and so on – neatly paralleling the manner in which more sophisticated games often grade their tiers of loot.įinding your way around the world is a doddle – a handy and easy to read UI keeps you orientated, while super obvious signposting and waypoints always ensure you know what to do and where to go next further cementing Bee Simulator’s bonafides when it comes to appealing to a younger, and less experienced audience. In more ways than one, Bee Simulator seeks to educate. Tasked with buzzing around an open world that is reminiscent of New York’s Central Park, Bee Simulator has you flying around the various grasslands, trees and other rural areas as you scour the environment for pollen from various flowers, filling up your pollen reserves until they top out, before returning home to drop off your spoils. Side missions abound throughout the game and are, as one might expect, devastating wholesome in nature.Ī beautiful and wholesome open world adventure that is great for introducing younger folk to the genre, Bee Simulator is both resolutely simplistic and easily accessible in nature.
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