Waggle — Bee Dance Idle

Bees don't take orders. They take directions. Waggle is an idle game about the one lever a real hive has: the waggle dance. Eight flower patches circle your hive at their own bearings and distances, each blooming and wilting on its own clock. Drag the dance dial — or tap a patch — and every forager you've raised flies that bearing. That's it. That's the whole colony's steering wheel. The catch: the meadow never blooms in unison. The lavender is at its peak while the clover fades; the sunflower stand at the far edge pays triple, but the flight out there costs. The ring around every patch shows its bloom right now, live, so the best target keeps moving — and re-aiming the swarm at the right moment is the whole game. • One dance dial steers every forager — aim it well, aim it often • Eight patches on independent, visible bloom cycles • Dance accuracy matters: dead-on bearings bring home more nectar • Superblooms: one patch erupts to ×6 — swing the swarm onto it in time • Cultivate patches and raise foragers with the nectar that comes home • Swarm: leave with a new queen and convert the colony into royal jelly — each drop makes everything you'll ever gather 10% sweeter, and buys permanent gifts for future colonies • The fleet keeps flying while you're away (up to 14 h) • No account, no internet, nothing collected — the whole meadow lives on your phone The scouts are dancing. Where are you sending everyone?