
Where the Bees Make Honey tells a story about reflecting on different moments from a childhood, which are played and experienced from an adult perspective. At its core Where The Bees Make Honey is a narrative puzzle adventure game, with playable childhood moments filtered throughout.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $9.99 | 77reviews | 36% | — | $23.8K |
| $9.99 | 78ratings | 50% | — | not modelled |
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没有中文,看不懂,白瞎了。。。学渣的痛苦
I once added this game to my wishlist and forgot about it, only to one day find it in my library somehow, so I probably got it for free? Anyws, the game is short, but visually interesting. Has trippy vibes done well. The mechanics change often and I was never bored. I resonated with some lines of the narration, while some others were cringe or just random (for example, there was nothing about feminism or the protag being oppressed by men until a random line "I matter because I'm a woman. I nurture." -like what?). Initially, controller sensitivity was way to high, but there's now a setting to fix it. Encountered minor bugs, but nothing too annoying (like seing through floor on car level). Noticed a subtitle error during the "bad ending".
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Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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''im not like other people and nobody understans me'' ''my family once said ım special but all the other hoomans killling meeee'' all the story u got really. game is buggy and feels incomplate.
I had to check this game out because of the negative reviews and I discovered they were mostly correct. I waited until it was on sale for $.099 and found a game that really wasn't fun to play, and not worth my buck. It's about a girl complaining about the realities of life (wah!) who made a game to tell all about it. Unfortunately, they didn't care about the playability of the game or if people would care to play the game in order to receive their message. Save your dollar or 2 and find some other game to play.
Where the Bees make honey is supposedly a story about remembering childhood that is unfortunatly very buggy. Aesthetics: Truth to be told the artstyle is either hit or miss. While I really like some cutscenes and the feel of some levels, it can look extremly unpolished in others (e.g. the designb of the kid). Same with the sound effects. The completed level sound for example is pretty obnoxious. Story: You play as a woman who is stuck in a dead end job who remembers her childhood. Or at least that is what I gathered while trying to play the game. In some levels it is pretty hard to follow the story for example the rabbit level where you aimlessly run around while also just not really listening to what is being said. Gameplay: The gameplay is definetly the weakest point of the game. You kind of feel a bit lost in a few levels unsure what to do. The levels where you have to rotate islands are in theory super creative but it is extremly hard to navigate within these and I got stuck several times which ultimately just made me loose interest in the game altogether. Side-Note: I do think that the game has potential. Some cutscenes are very beautiful and the premise itself is cool too. I just feel like the gameplay is all over the place: trying too many things at once and this is the reason why it feels very flat. It feels more like a game in production that tests out what it could be rather than a fully finished game.
Without hyperbole, the worst game I have ever played.
lindo fofo
0/10 Where are the bees?! Some serious issues with janky/buggy controls and audio issues aswell. The story is incredibly boring and I think it has a serious case of meth addiction turned into game...
Sciocco e geniale allo stesso tempo...
I really, really tried to give this game a chance... But the platforming is God awful. There's almost never a walking or running animation. The player character moves so slowly that you wonder if you're doing something wrong.
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