It’s just a simple, smile inducing title that stands out unique enough to give players something different to experience.
XBOX BEE SIMULATOR SIMULATOR
I don’t think Bee Simulator is going to blow anyone away, but at the same time I can see a lot of families and kids really enjoying this one. The game also teaches players about bee’s and other interesting facts making this a game for the entire family. Running around and popping balloons with my stinger gave me the best sort of smile every time. The game has a definite sense of style and by that I mean, it feels like the player is truly in the world we know but so much smaller. The best part about Bee Simulator is just how unique of a concept it is. The difference in visuals between the Xbox One version and the Switch version are noticeable, but the style remains regardless of textures and resolution. The bee’s and the outside would look great, especially the inside of the hive. If sacrifices had to be made, I understand why the humans got the shaft. While the various animals look decent, the humans look a bit silly and not nearly as detailed. The visuals on the game sync up well to the idea of playing from a bee’s perspective. The fact there is a narrative at all is interesting as I didn’t expect it. It’s simple but suitable for a game around bees. There is also a main story here involving the hive, humans, and other weather like elements in preparation for colony. I don’t know if I’d say the offer a ton of fun, but the variety is appreciated. It leads to the feeling of a game that feels like a sort of mish mash of mini games. Fighting comes down to almost a turn based, rhythm like game. Dancing with other bees comes down to a “simon says” like pattern, repeating direction presses. This lead to a bunch of moments of frustration on what I found was an otherwise very laid back experience. Precision movement, especially when doing the races that require timing and speed, things get a little trickier. There is a story element here with fellow bee’s talking in English while the humans come off sounding like gibberish, which I found a great comical touch.įlying around the world is the main way to get around and for the most part it feels nice to glide and speed up around the environment. So there is a bunch of flying around a hub world that leads to different areas like a park or a zoo. Collecting pollen is obviously what bee’s do in order to create honey along with supporting the hive and offspring. Objectives that would “bee” to provide for the hive and queen. When you throw in the price tag, it's tough to recommend. Players take on the role of a bee worker that is tasked with a multitude of objectives. Bottom line: Bee Simulator is fun for a short time, but won't keep people's attention for long.
Bee Simulator is a fun, unique look at teaching players about bee’s while not being a complete bore.īee Simulator plays out like one would expect. So when I heard about Bee Simulator, I wasn’t sure if this was going to be a parody game much like Goat Simulator, or an actual simulator. This applies for racing games and other genres.
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