Playing on Hard, insect battles occur in real time and require paying careful attention to visual indicators and pressing the appropriate buttons at the right moment. When it comes to the combat though, your choice of difficulty actually changes the fundamental mechanics.
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Bee Simulator has two difficulty options, Easy and Hard, and for the most part these just seem to affect things like the amount of pollen available or time limits in challenges. There’s also a bit of insect combat – your bee loves to pick fights it seems – and though it’s fairly basic, I found one aspect quite interesting. Side note: despite being a honey bee you won’t die from stinging people, so go for broke! There’s obviously an element of challenge to the game and all of the different gameplay elements it contains, but Bee Simulator is at its best when you’re buzzing through the park at a leisurely pace, watching humans and animals go about their days and munching on the occasional unattended cupcake on a picnic rug. Flying around in the open is a cinch the only time it occasionally comes apart is when trying to fly though cramped spaces at top speeds, but thankfully that doesn’t happen too often. Your bee comes to a hovering stop as soon as you let up on the analog stick, and you can easily ascend or descend with the controller’s triggers.
Flying is simple and feels great – being a bee means that, unlike other games about flying, you’re not subject to a need for continued momentum.
This wouldn’t be a Bee Simulator if the bulk of the game didn’t involve flying around the great outdoors collecting pollen from flowers and bringing it back to the hive.
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