Bumblebee - Little Bee Adventure

Well, aside from being a bee.. there is nothing. The scenery could be argued as pleasant, but the game isn't even designed for you to enjoy it when you're slowly floating toward the next mandatory collectable. Also the office seems to be broken and one cannot pass the first level.

Summary: not recommended due to game-breaking bug in the first level. (Until the developer comments on this, this is the logical conclusion.) --- The movement is much too slow to be enjoyable. I had thought it would be a cute, fun game that would throw all stress away, but instead it piled on the stress when I started the game with none. Also, what is described as "knowledge shards" in the store information page that will "spawn ahead of you", don't actually spawn within sight. You still have to look 360 degrees to find where the next one is. That was why on the initial run, I had already roamed all the way to the other end of the office and collected all yellow flowers thinking they were the main collectibles, while wondering why the counter remained at "1/41" (had thought it was either a bug, or an indicator of the number of levels within the entire game). After not seemingly able to finish the level despite having collected all the yellow flowers (there were more shiny things outside the window but I could not get through with some half-hearted tries), I floated back at snail's pace to the start of the office. I really should have timed it to see how long this end-to-end journey takes. There, I saw the required collectible I had missed to obtain. Only after collecting it did the counter go up. After collecting a few more knowledge shards and getting a certain amount of motion sickness (re: the shards don't spawn in front of you), I just couldn't bear to reach the other end of the office and quit. The thoroughly-yellow level did not help at all - I would have loved for the first level to start at some other colour-neutral stages seen in the game screenshots. Aside, there seems to be no option to save when I quit mid-level. If I find that I have to start the stage all over again the next time I launch it, this game will be an immediate DNF. --- [Update] Confirmed that when when you quit mid-level, the whole level restarts from the beginning when you next resume it. This alone (no save option) is really enough to give a not-recommended, because coupled with the bee's slow speed, one level probably may even take an hour to complete. However, what would I know about the duration, because I'm stuck at the same place at 35/41 collectables that multiple other players mentioned in their reviews/discussions: the bee just can't get through that upper paneless window to get outside and keeps bonking against it as if it were an actual obstacle. I really hope the developer can validate somewhere if it's a case of "you're doing it wrong" (if so, this is a very very very hard platformer for a first level of a supposedly relaxing game), or if it's really a bug, because if it's the latter, this is the top reason I do not recommend this game - if you can't finish level 1, you can't progress with other parts of the game at all.

Game seems broken, you can't finish the first level. Devs don't reply to questions in the discussion section. Grmpf!

Hi all. I bought this game. Played it. Relatively cool game that allows you to just live the life of a bee and do bz-bz-bz. The toy is fun. Gives you a mental break. Can't say anything bad about it. Just an ordinary game. I will continue to play as I really enjoyed it. Thank you ^_^.

An eyesore in my library. I wanted a refund after playing, but it sat in my backlog for too long. The only reason I have 5 hours logged is because I spent 4.5 hours of my time researching the glitches. Or it sat paused in the background because I was bored and frustrated.

бззззззз просто летаю и наслаждаюсь, ничего лишнего, никакой смысловой нагрузки, просто чииииллл

-> Please add multiplayer

fine melody.