They can be earned by making matches of at least four or more, and for some, in specific shapes on the board. There are a wide variety of super bees available, such as ninja bees, boxing bees, ghost bees, and more. On other levels, there will be super bees available, but they will be sleeping so you will need to make the matches to wake them up to use their powers. For each level, sometimes there is the opportunity to get super bees to start with, though doing this will cost you real money. Regardless, to get to the next level, you will need to clear the previous one. This may seem like an easy task at first, but it definitely requires some strategic matching, as you will need to make sure that there will still be moves left to make once you get down to the last few honey pieces (you get a limited number). In the second world, you will need to start collecting honey, and this can only be done by making matches with the spaces that have honey on top of them. For example, in the first world, all you need to do is worry about getting as many points as possible by creating the best matches. In each area, you will have a variety of levels to go through, and there will be different objectives. Plus, it’s a lot of fun to watch chain combos go off as it seems everything on the hive-shaped board get matched. Matching up these adorable bees under the right conditions will end up creating super bees that can rack up massive points and create long-lasting combos. Just swipe in the direction you want the bee to swap to make a match. To make matches, you need to create groups of like-colored bees in at least three or more, and in a vertical or diagonal fashion (there are no horizontal matches). Yeah, I’m not sure how that works, but in this game, I don’t really play for an in-depth story. In Disco Bees, there are six areas where the bees have hives, and it’s your job to match them up to fight the zombees and collect honey and that fun stuff. The game’s menus and buttons did remind me of StST, but I didn’t quite put my finger on it until I read this tidbit in Disco Bee’s app description. In terms of visuals and sound, this game is just charming.Īnother thing to note is that the developer, Space Inch, has created this game in collaboration with Andy Ross of the band OK Go, just like with their previous title, Say the Same Thing. The graphics are a visual treat, and delightful with the cute bees that you’ll be seeing, especially when they do their “waggle dance.” All animations were smooth on my iPhone 5s, and the music is quite funky as well. The game was built exclusively with Apple’s new SpriteKit game engine, and it’s made for iOS 7 (sorry, the game won’t run on previous iOS versions). The graphics in Disco Bees is just beautiful.
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