Gareth writes: "There is a saying in my family - "don't put peanuts in the birthday cake". This strange motto is slightly apt for this off the world puzzler/walking sim/racer/adventure game. See, the developer behind Where the Bees Make Honey has thrown a hell of a lot of ingredients into the bowl, and whilst some are very tasty, others have gone off."
This week Mike (@AssaultSuit) , Tiny (@Tiny415) and Aaron (@Ind1fference) talk about: Nats, luxury tax, Joker, Maleficent Mistress of Evil, Zombieland Double Tap, Bloodshot trailer, Turok, ShadowMan, Armorines, Harbinger, Drake of the 99 Dragons, Spawn, Jamie Foxx, Groot, Glass, Split, Unbreakable, Terminator, Watchmen, Regina King, Jeremy Irons, Star Wars The Rise of the Skywalkers, Gears5, Link’s Awakening, Lonely Mountains: Downhill, The Ninja Saviors, The Bradwell Conspiracy, Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair, Stela, Where the Bees make Honey, Azul, Monaco, Asura’s Wrath, Kine, Felix the Reaper, Manifold Garden, Monkey King Hero is Back, Minotaur Arcade Vol.1, Noch Mal!, Onirim, Devil’s Deck, Barnes and Noble,Little Town Hero, Castle Crashers, Return of the Obra Dinn, Dishonored 2, Grand Theft Auto 3, Fallout 76, Neve Campbell, Matthew Lillard, Skeet Ulrich, Incogmeato, Impossible Meat and more.
"Hey everyone, my name is Brian Wilson and I am the solo-developer on Where the Bees Make Honey. I started development on the game two years ago as my first ever game project. I was finishing my Associate’s Degree in Multimedia Programming, Simulation & Gaming when I downloaded Unity and gave it a go. My goal for the start of 2017 was to have a character be able to run around on screen; I achieved that goal within the first week and have stuck with the game ever since." Brian Wilson says.
Rob Pitt writes: One of the things I love about Indie games is that, just like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get. In a time where most of the top games on all platforms are all very similar to one another, it’s refreshing to get the chance to play something so unusual and different to anything else out there at the moment.
Where the Bees Make Honey is a Kickstarted game which I blindly requested to take a look at based on a single screenshot I saw. That one image intrigued me enough that I had to play it and see what the game actually was.
