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Bee Odyssey Mobile Game

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Bee Odyssey mobile app

Ever wonder what it would be like to be a busy bee? Bee Odyssey is an engaging and beautiful adventure game that allows players to try flying and surviving from the micro-perspective of a honeybee.

A Fun New Journey of Exploration and Pollination!

Ever wonder what it would be like to be a busy bee? Bee Odyssey is an engaging and beautiful adventure game that allows players to try flying and surviving from the micro-perspective of a honeybee.

Take on the role of a lost bee as she tries to find her missing hive. Pollinate flowers, navigate obstacle-filled paths and evade predators and pesticides.

Highlights:

  • Explores the key role that bees play in nature and agriculture as pollinators
  • Features the plants, predators and habitats that honeybees encounter in a northern climate
  • Discover facts about the importance of protecting biodiversity
  • Have fun experiencing interactions in ecosystems
  • Compatible with Apple and Android mobile devices
  • Fun for all ages!

Download a free version of Bee Odyssey now on iTunes or Google Play.

Developed by Illumination Games, a joint venture between SEED Interactive and the Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation.

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Fly and survive through the beautiful adventure game, Bee Odyssey. Experience the story of a lost bee trying to find her missing hive. Pollinate flowers, navigate obstacle-filled paths, and evade predators and pesticides. This game features the plants, predators and wildlife that the common honeybee would encounter in a northern climate. This game is not only fun, but reminds us of the importance bees play in our society and how fragile and dangerous their lives are. Users will find facts and information that will hopefully help us all remember the importance of protecting these little friends.

Download for free at the App Store or on Google Play.

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