We can finally give you all a good showing of what is currently slated to come in the box for Bee Lives We Will Only Know Summer! Our illustrator, Alina Josan, and our graphic designer, Helen Shoemaker, have been diligently Read More …
The past few weeks we’ve been focusing on getting the word out on Bee Lives by attending several different conventions in the region. This has been great because it has allowed us to keep playtesting the game with the public Read More …
We are proud to announce the illustrator for the Bee Lives: We Will Only Know Summer project is Alina Josan! Alina is an artist with a longtime passion for Philadelphia’s books and libraries. She studied painting and art history at Temple Read More …
Happy New Year! For the past two weeks I was able to visit my family in Wisconsin. As you may have noticed, it was extremely cold this December meaning there was tons of time to stay inside and do some Read More …
This video introduces you to the 4 queen types of Bee Lives: We Will Only Know Summer. There is only 1 queen type in the basic version of the game but you have access to all 4 queens in the Read More …
This week’s video in our series introducing Bee Lives: We Will Only Know Summer covers the swarming mechanic. Swarming is one of the best ways to earn victory points in the game and is also how you seed the shared Read More …
Today’s video in our series introducing Bee Lives: We Will Only Know Summer shows the shared map. This map is the point where your worker bees interact with the world around them, the other players, and with the AI driven Read More …
The Wisconsin division of Hit Em With A Shoe made it to our first #Protospiel in Madison, WI. We were looking to get an understanding of how Protospiel works and went as play testers. There were all kinds of different Read More …
Today I would like to introduce you to a short video series on Bee Lives: We Will Only Know Summer where I take you through the various different components of the game. For the first video, we will be examining Read More …
Bees and other social insects have always fascinated me. The way they all work together, instinctually, to thrive together is both amazing and inspiring. When I was a child, I was fascinated with ants and would dig holes nearly as Read More …