Haven

Je voulais jouer à ce jeu depuis plusieurs années. J'ai passé le pas en le voyant en promo et je ne regrette pas. L'histoire est très intéressante et j'ai adoré découvrir Yu et Kai. J'ai fini le jeu et je n'arrive pas à passer à autre chose. Vraiment je recommande ce jeu

This is a super fun game, so much to explore and the gameplay is very easy to pick up and learn. The dialogue really flows well and both characters feel relatively well fleshed out.

Чудова гра, ми з хлопцем кайфанули, 10\10 Дуже життєво, смішно та вайбово. Ця гра має чудову атмосферу, хочется поринути у неї. Я буду сумувати за Ю та Кеєм

Haven took me completely by surprise. I expected an unusual RPG with an interesting combat system and the chance to explore a beautiful alien world. And yes, the game does deliver all of that. But in the end, none of it is really the point. The exploration, the combat, the setting — they are all there, and they are all enjoyable, but they serve mainly as a backdrop for what truly matters: the relationship between Yu and Kay. And that relationship is captivating. The situation they find themselves in, the way their bond develops, the dynamics between them, the tension, the affection, the attachment — it all feels genuine. Their conversations are outstanding. Really outstanding. Yu and Kay both have very strong personalities: distinct, memorable, expressive, but never exaggerated or artificial. Their dialogue feels natural, intimate, sharp, funny, tender, and often painfully real. What made the game resonate with me even more is how strongly I identified with Kay, while Yu, in many ways, reminded me of my own partner. That made their story feel unusually personal. I did not simply watch their relationship from a distance; I felt involved in it. The graphics did not overwhelm me, although the world is certainly charming. The story is interesting and keeps a good pace. I also liked the freedom of simply spending time in the Nest: waking up, working in the garden, sharing a meal, spending the whole day together without feeling forced to go out exploring every single day. At the same time, I did feel that my choices did not strongly affect the direction of the story. The combat, as promised by the difficulty selection, is not overly demanding, but it still requires enough attention to remain engaging. Its mechanics make the player participate actively rather than just go through the motions. But again, that is not what Haven is really about. Haven is about Kay, Yu, and what exists between them. Being able to observe that relationship, to experience it with them, and to feel the warmth, tension, loyalty, and intimacy that define it — that is what makes this game special. For me, it worked completely.

The perfect lesbian chill game.

Great visuals, Great characters, Well voice acted. The combat is kinda meh, but thats the only thing that brings this game down a touch.

This is not a real coop screen, the camera is a mess following two players at once, not fun!