Bee Swarm Simulator Bee Bear Quests: Complete Guide to All 5 Quests and Rewards

Introduction

Beesmas has arrived in full force, and with it comes a fresh set of Bee Swarm Simulator bee bear quests that every serious player will want to conquer. These five new missions, released in the Beesmas Part 2 update, offer some of the most lucrative rewards the game has ever seen — including the coveted Petal Cub. But let’s be honest: some of these quests are brutal. The good news? With a solid strategy and a bit of patience, you can breeze through them without losing your mind. Whether you’re a veteran beekeeper or just returning for the event, this guide breaks down every quest requirement, the best ways to complete them, and exactly what you’ll get for your trouble. Let’s dive into the Bee Swarm Simulator bee bear quests and turn that holiday grind into gold.

Overview of the New Bee Bear Quests

The latest Beesmas content adds five distinct quests, each harder than the last. They are designed to test your resource management, field knowledge, and willingness to grind — but they also reward you with exclusive items like bloom shakers, waxes, and eventually the adorable Petal Cub. A popular YouTube guide (shared by many in the community) highlights that the first three quests are relatively manageable if you have good macros, while the fourth and fifth demand serious coordination with other players.

All quests feature a mix of objectives: collecting petals (called “blooms”) from fields, using snowflakes, matching memory tiles, puffshroom stacks, crafting items, and completing Robo Parties. The key to finishing fast? Knowing when to macro and when to call in friends.

Quest 1 & 2 – Getting Your Feet Wet

Quest 1: The Bloom Grind

The first quest is a warm-up that requires a lot of snowflake usage and petal collecting. Players report that the most time-consuming part is the blooms — those colorful petals that spawn around fields. The solution? Use a macro. According to the same YouTube guide, Revolution macro (which now has a mobile version, though iPhone users are out of luck) can automate bloom collection hands-free. You also need to use 1,080 snowflakes, which feels wasteful, but you can stack progress by using them during boosts or puff runs — even better, have friends pop theirs nearby so everyone earns progress.

Quest 1 Requirements & Rewards

Quest 2: Memory Match & More Blooms

Quest 2 ramps up the bloom requirement again, but adds 50 memory match pairs to complete. The silver lining: macros handle this perfectly — they never forget where a card is. You can run the memory macro alongside the bloom macro to knock out both simultaneously. Everything else is straightforward grinding, with rewards including caustic wax and loaded dice.

Quest 2 Requirements & Rewards

Quests 3 & 4 – Mid-Game Challenges

Quest 3: Puffshrooms and Crafting

By quest 3, blooms are still a pain, but the second hardest part is 50 puffshroom stacks. Fortunately, puffshrooms aren’t too terrible if you join a few active runs. A key tip from experienced players: for any objective requiring extracts, oils, or similar items, use the blender to craft them instead of killing mobs. It’s faster and saves inventory space.

Quest 3 Requirements & Rewards

Quest 4: Robo Parties and Sticker RNG

This is where things get serious. The hardest part is helping complete 25 Robo Parties. Community reports suggest you can finish this in about an hour by volunteering to help others — offer your services in the game’s chat or Discord. Good teammates will cycle through quickly. You also need 25 purple potions, which are costly to craft. One efficient way is to run Robo Party rounds up to 15 or beyond, because the potions drop as rewards. Watch out for the sticker requirement: Bee Bear will ask for one of four possible stickers, and if you get a rare painting sticker (like Banana Painting), it can cost up to nine Star Signs. The purple four-point flower sticker is much cheaper. If you don’t trade, you might be stuck — so keep some Star Signs handy.

Quest 4 Requirements & Rewards

The Final Quest – A Massive Grind

Quest 5 is, without exaggeration, enormous. You need 500 blooms of nearly every color, which is pure insanity. But the macro community has a trick: macro in the Hive Hub, where all petal colors spawn. The catch? Most macros don’t support the Hive Hub yet. However, one content creator shared a “homemade” method: press something heavy on the right arrow key and W key, then use an auto-clicker to make your character circle the Hive Hub collecting petals. It works — just keep an eye on it.

Other requirements include:

• 1,000 tokens from brick blooms – You must complete the Retro Swarm Challenge to get these.
• 500 stacks of field boost – Use field dice liberally, but be prepared to burn materials.
• 250 jelly bean tokens shared – Drop them in the Hive Hub where other players will pick them up for you.
• Two days of nectar – Simply harvest planters daily.
• 25 gingerbread bears – Easy if you have a gingerbread house. Otherwise, macro mobs or bake cookies.
• Boost Mountaintop field 10 times – Pure RNG. Keep rolling field dice until you get it.
• Stickers – You need a Small Tick Seed sticker plus one of several decorative stickers (Diamond Trim, Cyan Decorative Border, Diamond Cluster, Yellow Swirl Marble, Blue & Green Marble, or Orange Swirl Marble). Trading is your friend here.

Final Quest Rewards

The Petal Cub is the ultimate prize — a unique companion that makes all the grinding worthwhile.

Pro Tips for Completing Bee Bear Quests Faster

• Use Macros Wisely – Bloom collection and memory match are prime candidates. Revolution macro is a top choice on PC and Android (iPhone not supported).
• Craft Instead of Kill – For any item that can be made in the blender (extracts, oils, etc.), do it. It’s faster and less RNG-dependent.
• Team Up for Robo Parties – Offer free help; players will gladly invite you. You can complete 25 runs in about 80 minutes.
• Save Snowflakes for Group Events – Use them during booster sessions or puff runs so multiple players benefit.
• Prepare Stickers Early – Check the sticker requirements for quest 4 and 5. Start trading now to avoid a last-minute scramble.
• Stockpile Field Dice – The mountaintop boost objective can eat through dozens of dice if you’re unlucky.
• Automate Hive Hub Petals – The homemade circle method works well for the final quest if your macro doesn’t support the hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long do all 5 Bee Swarm Simulator bee bear quests take to complete?
A: It depends on your prep and macros. With good automation, the first three can be done in a couple of days. Quest 4 may take an additional day for Robo Parties, and quest 5 can take a week or more due to the massive bloom and token requirements.

Q: What is the hardest requirement in these Bee Bear quests?
A: According to community experience, the 25 Robo Parties and the 500 blooms of every color are the most time-consuming. The sticker RNG in quest 4 can also be a roadblock if you’re unlucky.

Q: Can I complete the Bee Bear quests on mobile?
A: Yes, but with limitations. Revolution macro has a mobile version that works on Android, not iPhone. Manual grinding is always possible, just slower.

Q: Is the Petal Cub worth the grind?
A: Absolutely. The Petal Cub is an exclusive pet that not only looks awesome but also provides unique buffs during Beesmas. Most endgame players consider it a must-have.

For the official Bee Swarm Simulator game page and latest updates, visit Roblox Bee Swarm Simulator. Happy grinding!