Where the Bees Make Honey tells a story about reflecting on different moments from your childhood, which are played and experienced from an adult perspective. At its core Where The Bees Make Honey is a puzzle adventure game, but gameplay variation is filtered throughout.
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| Sprache | Oberfläche | Ton | Untertitel |
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| Englisch |
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Disclosure: I was a backer on the kickstarter. This game was painful to finish, the whole experience was buggy, the rabbit section was so janky, and the RC car section wasn't much better. The puzzles (the part of the game that convinced me to back the kickstarter) are incredibly easy, short, and there's literally only 5 of them. Incredibly disappointing. The story is mediocre and predictable. The endings are boring and unsatisfying. Speaking of the ending, I was unable to choose an ending using mouse controls. Only using a controller was I able to select anything, when the rest of the game was playable (just playable, in no way fluid or decent) with mouse controls. The other guy in the reviews who rated this a 10/10 I'm convinced has not played the same game as me.
This title is not hard for me to rate: definitely NOT RECOMMENDED! There are some positive aspects to this game. It tries to drag the player in by telling a story of remembering childhood memories. And it pursues many different ways of engaging the player. However, that being said, the last point is also the first big negative of the game as it appeared to me that the developers couldn't really decide on what they want their game to be. As a player you are confronted with many different game mechanics which severely interrupts the game flow and, as such, hinders immersion. Yet that immersion would be particularly crucial to the goal of the game, namely to evoke aforementioned childhood memories. On top of that, the techinal execution is definitely sub-par, and at times exceptionally gruesome! Escpecially the part where you play a rabbit I found it almost impossible to direct that rabb
Recommend on Sale if you are looking for a short casual to entertain you for a couple hours. If you want an in depth story or hard puzzles you should pass. Visually Where the Bees Make Honey is beautiful to look at so I decided to take a chance on it despite the reviews. Overall I enjoyed the game., it is pretty linear you can't really mess up the progression. The puzzles were not that challenging but still provided me with a couple hours of entertainment with much better visuals than some other indie titles of the same difficulty. Making this an easy game to complete. Controls Initially I was annoyed that my mouse was not locked to the game and I had to use Display Fusion "lock mouse to active window" as I kept clicking on one of my 3 other screens thus minimizing the game. BUT then I realized you don't even need to click the mouse, just use it to pan around. [Q] is how you interac
"Where the Bees Make Honey" is a game about nostalgia and lost innocence; by which, I mean it will make you nostalgic for better games and force you to confront the reality that just because you backed it on Kickstarter doesn't mean it will be any good. But kidding aside. I am a huge fan of indie games, and believe that the passion that new creators put into their games really pushes these kinds of games to the next level. So I was incredibly disappointed to discover how little love and attention went into the testing of this game before it was released to the public. One only has to play this game for a couple of minutes to realize that it is far from finished. On the very first level I found a staircase that just leads into the ceiling. That's it. It could have led to a locked door, like many of the other levels did, but instead the staircase just...stopped. And this was in the first
Are you kidding me? Is it a joke? Because I'm not getting it. Nothing works. Nothing is fun. The controls are the worst I have seen in the last twenty years, controlling the girl or the rabbit is absolutely miserable, like driving a truck. The damn mouse cursor appears on the middle of the screen in every new scene and does not disappear with controller input. You have to move it away manually every. single. time. Nothing makes any sense. One moment you're rummaging through some office, then you are having a painfully slow walk through the woods, and then suddenly you are playing Captain Toads Treasure Tracker! An insultingly easy version of Captain Toad at that. I was already suspicious when the game released very shortly after the kickstarter campaign. Normally you would wait a few months or even years for the game to come out, this disaster took only a few weeks. I assume this gar
Look elsewhere for a contemplative puzzle game. The puzzles are meh and the action sequences are horrid. Camera behavior and controls that make me want to hurl my controller. See other reviews for more detailed rants. Maybe this will help me learn not to flush money down the drain on Kickstarter.
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