Can I play Buck Bumble on PC, Mac or Linux?

Nothing covers Windows, macOS and Linux yet.

What's the best way to play Buck Bumble today?

Start with Buck Bumble Recomp. It's playable.

Is Buck Bumble Recomp still being worked on?

It's slowed down. The last commit landed in September 2026.

Who's behind Buck Bumble Recomp?

Buck Bumble Recomp is made by Jams_uWu.

Do I need the original game?

You need your own copy of Buck Bumble. Projects rebuild the game's code, not its art, audio or levels, so they read those from the copy you already own.

Buck Bumble: native ports & recompilations

Nintendo 641998by Argonaut Games

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35 GitHub stars across ports

Buck Bumble (Nintendo 64, 1998) has 1 native port. The most popular is Buck Bumble Recomp with 35 GitHub stars.

Native ports

Buck Bumble Recomp
Static recompilationUnreleasedSlowing
AI use unknown
- Jams_uWu
Playable
35 GitHub stars
Source

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About

A chemical spill somewhere in rural England has mutated an army of bees into killer insects! Led by their queen, they are out to destroy everything living thing on the planet, including all insects that dare stop them. Only Buck Bumble, the only bee not to be turned evil by the ways of the queen, can save the world, and his fellow insects, from total destruction. Shoot down swarms of enemy bees, while flying and avoiding the hazards bellow or land on the ground and attack the enemies on foot with various weapons. Also included are a handful of two-player split-screen modes, including Buzz Ball, a unique soccer style game.

Frequently asked questions

Can I play Buck Bumble on PC, Mac or Linux?: Nothing covers Windows, macOS and Linux yet.
What's the best way to play Buck Bumble today?: Start with Buck Bumble Recomp. It's playable.
Is Buck Bumble Recomp still being worked on?: It's slowed down. The last commit landed in September 2026.
Who's behind Buck Bumble Recomp?: Buck Bumble Recomp is made by Jams_uWu.
Do I need the original game?: You need your own copy of Buck Bumble. Projects rebuild the game's code, not its art, audio or levels, so they read those from the copy you already own.