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Honey Buzz Review
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boardgamequest.comWe review Honey Buzz, an economic euro game published by Elf Creek Games. In Honey Buzz, players are trying to earn the most money by getting their bee business up and running.
Did you know that honey bees are the only insect that produces food eaten by humans? They also pollinate over 80 percent of our cultivated crops. And in turn, we’ve decimated the honey bee population in the last 50 years. It seems like they’ve had enough.
The bees in Honey Buzz have realized they can cut out the humans
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