The images are extremely busy and visually loud, and extremely playful. Initially it looks like all the bees are quite easy to find, but there are some tricky ones, especially on the levels where they haven't been coloured in. There's absolutely no consistency between levels in style, number of bees, etc, other than thick line weights. There's no penalty for using the vague hint system. There's a post game in that you can put some bees back into the scenes. It has a stream/record fast music disable button since the music is from a stock music site. There is also a brightness setting, an option to turn off bee sounds, another to turn off animation on finding, endless hints with no recharge, no reading is required, a generous zoom function (note the scenes float in a gray canvas space, unlike most other hidden object games).

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Fun, makes me feel kinda dumb if I can't fine the last bee

AHHHHH THEY'RE STINGING ME THEY'RE STINGING ME

beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees bzz bzz <3

Mostly pretty easy, but occasionally you get stuck for like 20 minutes trying to find that last one. A little disappointed that the images are raster, but, considering it's a free game, there's nothing really to complain about.