  Sticky Bees is very simple, and a little bit mindless --
something that developer Fourfire Studios seemingly acknowledges
with the characters' vacant, tongue-out expressions. It's
mindless in a good way, though: you can play and enjoy yourself,
and not really have to think about what you're doing at all.
Sticky Bees, created by Scribblenauts lead designer Matt Cox, is
a game in which you move a bee around with your finger in order
to slam him into other insects, killing them instantly. Swarms
of butterflies, fireflies, and other flying insects will come in
from edges of the screen, and you run into them. Simple and
satisfying.  The twist comes in when you start collecting more
bees. They trail behind you like in the classic game of Snake,
multiplying your score. However, only the lead bee can do damage
to enemies; if one of the trailing bees is touched, it falls out
of the line and cuts your multiplier. As you build up a longer
line of bees, it becomes more difficult to keep them out of
harm's way, providi