Beeing

About the Game

You wake up in an unpleasant place with no memory of how you got there. A strange world unfolds before you, inhabited by creatures trying to convince you of their own “truths.” They appear not as characters but as discursive functions, competing for your attention.

This is an arthouse black comedy about power, dependency, and the search for meaning in a world where information has long since decayed into buzzing noise.

You’ll encounter long dialogues, quests, illustrated cutscenes, a bullet hell sequence, and scraps of toilet paper with curious lore about the game world.

Your choices will determine how the story ends: with “victory,” “defeat,” or one of many bizarre fatal finales (over ten in total — each with its own achievement).

Key features:

• Two major narrative branches, two core endings, and countless side deaths waiting to happen on your way out of the pit.

• The bee — female protagonist — is trying to cope with the world’s hardships through sheer positivity. Will she succeed?

• 17 unique characters, not all of whom will keep buzzing until the end.

• A treat for those who remember us from the ukrainian narrative jam: now with illustrated scenes for the game’s key events and extra save slots!