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BEEzzz, which was developed and published in cooperation with Vienna-based Xendex GmbH, is an action game in which the player’s task is to fly their bee around between differently coloured flowers in order to create flower chains. With attentive agility and nimble movements such as the “catapult technique”, the player navigates their bee through its lushly colourful world – always in a pollination race against time and their own high score.
“Action-packed titles such as BEEzzz are extremely popular. We are proud and very pleased to be able to bring such an exciting, highly entertaining and well-playable title to the mobile games market”, says Eric Hobson, President and Managing Director EMEA of Hands-On Mobile. “The cooperation with XENDEX was also exceptionally good and opens a new chapter in Hands-On Mobile’s collaborations with the world’s leading development studios. This partnership completely fulfils our philosophy of enabling consumers throughout the world to access the best mobile games.”
The aim of the game is to rise in the hierarchy of the beehive. At the beginning of the game, the mobile gamer is a hard-working drone, but with talent and skill can climb the career ladder rung by rung to find themselves a queen bee in the end. Collecting pollen from differently coloured flowers increases the score and strengthens the health of the game character. The versatile game features allow many a surprise, such as the hidden “bee sweets” that must be found in every level, or new playing areas that are unlocked through game progress.
“Developing BEEzzz in cooperation with Hands-On Mobile was a great experience for everyone here at XENDEX,” says Michael Haberl, managing director at XENDEX. “We are convinced that the game will also find great favour with mobile gamers worldwide through Hands-On Mobile’s excellent global distribution structure, and we look forward to further cooperation.”
Further Links:
- Hands on mobile
