Hive Rush: Bee Swarm

Hive Rush: Bee Swarm sends you soaring over a bright 3D meadow with a queen and her growing swarm at your command. Gather pollen, turn it into honey, buy more bees, and build up to 6 colonies. Sting away pesky wasps and a hungry bear as you push your hive toward victory.

Highlights

Every run starts small and grows fast. Your swarm collects pollen on its own, so you can focus on steering, dodging, and planning your next hive. Cash in pollen at the hive to make honey, then spend it on new bees to boost your numbers. Found 6 colonies across the meadow and watch your swarm become a force. Wasps harass your bees and a hungry bear hunts your hive, so keep moving and sting back. This 3d cute game blends quick arcade action with satisfying growth.

Quick Questions

How do I control my bee swarm in Hive Rush: Bee Swarm?

Use WASD or the arrow keys to fly, or hold the mouse to guide your swarm. On touch screens, drag anywhere on the screen to steer your bees around the meadow.

What do I do with the pollen I collect?

Your swarm gathers pollen automatically. Bring it back to a hive to turn it into honey, then use that honey to buy more bees and strengthen your colonies.

Can I play Hive Rush: Bee Swarm on my own?

Yes, this is a 1 Player experience built for solo play. You lead the queen, manage your swarm, and defend your hive from wasps and the hungry bear at your own pace.

What threats should I watch for during a run?

Wasps will harass your bees and a hungry bear will target your hive. Sting them away to keep your swarm safe and your honey production running smoothly.

How It Works

Start your run with a queen and a small swarm. Fly across the meadow and let your bees gather pollen on their own. Return to a hive to convert pollen into honey, then buy new bees to grow your ranks. Push toward founding all 6 colonies while keeping wasps and the hungry bear at bay. Each colony you found brings you closer to dominating the meadow.

Helpful Advice

Keep your swarm moving to dodge wasps and the bear. Spend honey on bees early to snowball your pollen output. Check back on each hive often and defend it, since a safe hive means steady honey and faster colony growth.