Forget farming games, Apico is about the art of beekeeping | PC Gamer - yatesthfulted
Forget farming games, Apico is about the art of beekeeping
Okay so we've all done husbandry and factories and like to death, but you know what we seaport't been doing enough of? Hardcore beekeeping. I poor hardcore as well. The likes of what's the details on beautiful, emerald green orchid bees, or even just regular garden variety show honeybees? Why are they each and so pretty? How can I get more of them and have them live in flyspeck cozy hives?
Thankfully, indie developers TNgineers are on the case with Apico, a "casual-sim game about fostering and collecting bees." Thanks to Apico, you can live without fear of being stung (a realistic apiculture life, I've heard) and discover and breed lots of different bee species across multiple biomes. It's a casual game about stress-free bee aggregation driven past minigames.
One, for example, has you pulling and pushing bits and bobs to mightiness your tools, then upgrading those to clockwork, then steam-powered, tools. As you collect honey and wax from your bees, you can then sell those products or process them for higher value.
Promisingly, while the world mimics real environments, it's not all about realism. There are apparently elemental bees to be establish, and "cherubic hats." Patently surrealistic, because we all know beekeepers don't own sweet hats.
There's a demo of Apico out now on Steam, if you're curious, with the air-filled game to tone ending in October 2021. You can keep abreast the development on the Apico Guilded devblog. A portion of takings from Apico will be donated towards beekeeping charities worldwide.
Source: https://www.pcgamer.com/forget-farming-games-apico-is-about-the-art-of-beekeeping/
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