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Combkeeper
About
An idle hive sim. Fields gather pollen, eggs hatch into the comb, and every bee changes how you collect.
Built with
- Grok
SimulationSingle player
How to play
Use the controls above to play.
Saved progress
Sign in before playing to save to your account. Guest progress stays in this browser; guest and account saves are separate.
Controls
- Mouse / Tap
- Collect pollen, convert honey and use menus
- W / S or Up / Down
- Step forward / back in Town and the Wilds
- Q / E or Left / Right
- Turn left / right in Town and the Wilds
- Enter
- Interact in Town and the Wilds
- Escape
- Leave a Wilds battle
Start a thriving hive in Combkeeper
Combkeeper, by @TartariaJosh, is a bee-keeping idle game built around a simple loop: gather pollen, convert it into honey, and grow a swarm that makes the next trip more productive.
Gather, then convert
Begin in a flower field and let your bees gather pollen. Watch the pollen pouch rather than waiting for the honey total to rise: pollen becomes honey when you return to the hive and choose Convert. While you convert, the swarm is not gathering more pollen.
The starting pouch holds 200 pollen. Return before it fills so you spend less time standing in a field with nowhere to store the harvest. When a field’s bloom runs down, try another field instead of expecting the same patch to produce forever.
An egg needs a place in the hive
Spend your first honey in the Shop. The first five Basic Eggs cost 40 honey each. Buying an egg adds it to your inventory; it does not immediately add a working bee. Go to the Hive, select an empty comb cell, and use the egg there to hatch your new swarm member.
After hatching, check Swarm to see the bee’s abilities and gathering stats. Add bees gradually while keeping enough honey for useful upgrades. If you cannot hatch an egg, check for an empty cell and confirm you actually have an egg available.
Use the menus to decide what comes next
Fields, Hive, Swarm, Shop and Town are the main places to check as the hive grows. Fields controls where you gather; Hive manages comb cells; Swarm explains your bees. Shop offers eggs and upgrades, and Town gives you another set of goals to work toward.
A larger pouch helps you stay out longer, but more carrying room is less useful if your bees still gather slowly. Compare the next upgrade with what is limiting your current loop. This release’s online ranking board is unavailable; the gathering, hive and save systems can still be played without it.
Keep your hive between visits
Combkeeper uses the arcade’s save system. Guest progress stays in this browser, while signing in lets supported account saves follow you across devices. Guest and account saves are separate, so choose how you want to play before putting a long session into a hive.
The game calculates a reduced gathering reward while you are away, capped at eight hours. Coming back regularly lets you convert pollen and choose upgrades instead of relying entirely on idle gains. Use the player’s Save & exit control when you are finished; restart keeps saved progress.