Honey

In this game, numerous busy bees flit from one flower to another in search of nectar to create mouth - watering honey. Nectar drops are precisely distributed into tubes under each flower. Players need to recall which flower holds how much nectar to gather a large amount. Even when unsure, they get an audio clue each time nectar drops into a tube, indicating if it lands in an empty tube or on few or many other drops, guiding them to the most rewarding flowers. Next, players move from flower to flower, collect the drops, and strive to fill their personal honey jars first to win. It combines smart mechanisms with a gorgeous 3D setting. The audio clues reduce the need for memory, giving kids, their older siblings, and parents equal chances. Suitable for ages 5 and up, with a 15 - 25 minute playing time for 2 to 4 players.

To play this honey game, first understand how nectar is dropped into tubes under the flowers. Pay close attention to the audio clues as they can tell you which flowers have more nectar. Move around from flower to flower to collect the nectar drops and try to fill your honey jar before others. This game is for ages 5 and up, so let younger kids play with adult supervision. As for maintenance, keep the game components in a dry and clean place. If there are any small parts, make sure to store them properly to avoid losing them.