Bee Swarm Simulator Wiki — Bees, Codes, Tier Lists & Guides

The fastest honey comes from combining a good field with field boosts and winds. Convert pollen at the hive often instead of letting your bag fill up, and always do quests that hand out honey bonuses. In the early game spend honey on the Noob Shop tools and bag upgrades first, then unlock better fields as your bees level up. Nectars and super smoothies multiply pollen and convert rates, but they cost resources to craft — save them for big field trips rather than casual grinding.

Mythic bees are the rarest swarm members and come from Mythic Eggs, which you earn through the Star Journey, from Spirit Bear quests and as rare drops from bosses like Coconut Crab. Royal Jelly can also roll a Mythic, but the odds are extremely low, so most players save Royal Jelly for converting bad bees instead of gambling for Mythics. Some Mythic bees such as Digital Bee are event or endgame rewards, so check each bee's page for its exact source before grinding.

All three hive colors can reach endgame, but they play differently. Blue hives focus on blue pollen and are easiest to start because Blue Extract and Glue are cheap; red hives deal the most damage and are the go-to for boss fighting; white hives are hardest to build but can spike the highest pollen rates with the right composition. Most guides recommend starting with a blue hive for honey income, then branching into red for combat once you have a strong base of Mythic bees and endgame gear.

Open the game and look for the code entry window — type the code exactly as printed, including capitals, and hit redeem. Codes are case-sensitive, so copy them from the codes page rather than typing by memory. Rewards land directly in your inventory: honey, tickets, gumdrops, berries, boosters and rare items like the Marshmallow Bee. Codes expire without warning, so check our active codes list regularly because Onett posts new ones through the official Discord and Twitter.

The Coconut Crab has 250,000 HP plus heavy defense and only spawns in Coconut Field every 36 hours, so you need patience more than raw damage. Bring a high-level attack swarm with bees like Vicious Bee, Precise Bee and Spicy Bee, equip the best attack amulet you have, and use stingers wisely. Buffs like the Coconut Field winds and a strong drizzle help a lot. After the fight you are rewarded with Coconut items used for endgame gear, so most players take the full 36 hours to prepare.

Beesmas runs every winter, roughly from December through February, and each year brings new presents, quests and event-exclusive rewards. Before it starts, save up honey and treat materials so you can buy event items, and collect every gift box you find across the fields because they contain candles, snowflakes and other event currency. Follow the Beesmas quests from the bears and bees, build your gingerbread house and grind the Spirit of Celebration. Older Beesmas items are often retired, so grab what you want before the event ends.

The best field depends on your level and hive color. Early game, Sunflower and Dandelion Fields are easy and safe, then move to Clover and Blue Flower Fields as your bees grow. Mid game, Pineapple Patch and Stump Field are solid honey earners. Endgame players farm the field that matches their hive color with the strongest boosts — Pepper Patch and Coconut Field are the top honey makers but require high-level bees and gear. Always check the field winds and boost tokens before committing to a field trip.