BeeFense (2016)

ByteRockers' Games

Android · PC (Microsoft Windows) · Windows Phone · iOS

1.00 from 1 rating

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Protect your bee hive fortress against the hornet menace by building the best Bee defense: a BeeFense! Command your Bees to get beesy. Let them collect honey - the most precious resource in the world to build your fortress and train heroic Bee fieldrunners. Defend your bee hive fortress against the evil Queen Hornetta, who has been genetically modified in order to vanquish the bee colony and steal your honey.
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Details

Developers
ByteRockers' Games
Publishers
ByteRockers' Games
Genres
Indie, Strategy
Themes
Action
Steam
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Release dates

  • Sep 23, 2016 (Worldwide) Android, Windows Phone, iOS
  • Apr 13, 2017 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)

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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 1/5 · Mar 28, 2021

Zzzz

Intro

BeeFense is a mobile TD with micromanagement and grinding.

Review

I played this a few days ago and when i gave it another shot today i was deeply confused. The workers refused to listen to my commands. I left-clicked to select, and right-clicked to order them. Which doesn't work. Because you have to drag them...

So yeah, this is …

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Intro

BeeFense is a mobile TD with micromanagement and grinding.

Review

I played this a few days ago and when i gave it another shot today i was deeply confused. The workers refused to listen to my commands. I left-clicked to select, and right-clicked to order them. Which doesn't work. Because you have to drag them...

So yeah, this is a fairly typical mobile TD with an in-game store that requires lots of grinding to unlock upgrades. It has only 5 tower types with 2 upgrades each, but still.

The gameplay itself is tedious. You have a bunch of different resources and have to send workers to gather them. The dragging works poorly sometimes, no idea why. Basically you have to perform a ton of actions just to get to engage in combat. Which is also boring.

It does kind of amuse me how they manage to "devolve" the genre. RTS died and spawned genres like MOBA and TD, which lacked the worker-based resource gathering that isn't exactly exciting. And this game just straight-up brought it back, in the worst way possible - you gather stuff between waves, then reassign bees to towers to fight. It's just awful.

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