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Bee Simulator buzzes to release in spring 2019

"We were forced to live up to the expectations of a larger than expected group."

Polish developer Varsav Game Studios has pushed the release date for Bee Simulator back to spring 2019, as the studio is looking to "live up to the expectations of a larger than expected group of users," meaning we'll have to wait a little bit longer than the expected release window of 2018 to get this on PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.

"Many positive reactions lead us to believe that we were correct in choosing a honey bee to be the main protagonist in our first game," the developer states. "Bees and their huge role in our ecosystem, habits prevailing in the beehive and the problems harassing them were a very strong base for the creation of Bee Simulator. At the same time, we were forced to live up to the expectations of a larger than expected group of users - mainstream gamers."

Bee Simulator will get two different game modes: one that will be easier and designed for kids, and another more challenging one for adults. Players will also be able to actually sting people and play in local split-screen, so there's a lot to be buzzing for.

Are you happy to wait for the best possible bee game?