Bea, a cocker spaniel wearing a black eye patch and a red collar.

blobea

Bea has one eye and somewhere to be.

Four small games about getting on with it anyway — a highway, a mountain, a river gorge, and one beehive under siege. They run in the browser, they are free, and there is nothing to download.

  1. Wasps over a sunlit meadow, a bee firing up at them from its hive.

    Wickford · the hive

    Laser Bee: Hive Defense

    A one-eyed bee holds the airspace over his own front door. Wasps come in waves, the honey is finite, and Deborah is on your side — so mind where you point that thing.

    Depth perception overrated.

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  2. A top-down highway with buses, autos and a dog steering between lanes.

    Bea · the highway

    Bea Goes Driving

    Learn to drive, then immediately be asked to do considerably more than that: puppies to collect, hens to round up, the school run, and one chapter that turns the lights off on a road you already know by heart.

    I am a very good driver. Statistically.

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  3. A light aircraft chasing a goose down a red canyon river.

    Bea · the gorge

    Bea Goes Flying

    One chase, down a river that will not sit still, after a goose that will not stop. Fly close to the rock and you close on him. The canyon turns over through five kinds of country and six kinds of weather, and it never actually ends.

    Fly closer to the rock. Close is fast.

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  4. A cross-country ski trail winding into snowy woods.

    Bea · the mountain

    Bea Goes Skiing

    Two ways down. Downhill, where gravity is the engine and turning is the brake; and cross country, where nothing is free and you pay for it in stamina. Both will keep going as long as you will.

    One eye. Twice the focus.

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