Move the numbers in the bee hive to adjacent similar numbers and form a group of four to match them. This combination will result in a next higher number. Moving a number without match will add more number into the bee hive. Be careful as trapped numbers cannot be moved.
There is a neat bit of history hiding behind the kind of play you find in Bee Connect. Pac-Man went on sale in 1980, and its creator Toru Iwatani famously linked the character's shape to a pizza with a slice missing. That is only half the story. In 1958, Tennis for Two used an analog computer and an oscilloscope to turn simple physics into a playable tennis-like demonstration. It is a good reminder that simple game mechanics can carry a surprising amount of history.
Move the numbers in the bee hive to adjacent similar numbers and form a group of four to match them. This combination will result in a next higher number. Moving a number without match will add more number into the bee hive. Be careful as trapped numbers cannot be moved.
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