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About this game

Havens Park is a short exploration and building game developed by Fabien Weibel, you play Flint a young boy tasked by his aging grandma to revitalize the family park that she could no longer care for.  Do your best to fulfill your grandma’s wishes, repair the old and dilapidated buildings, fences, posts, and signs, make Havens Park the best place for campers to relax, enjoy, and make the place their own.

• In order to restore Havens Park to its former glory, you need to attract campers, Place the first bonfire in the area to attract your first camper, from there on you need to fulfill the camper’s wishes and build whatever they desire to attract more quirky and unique campers.
• Accept the campers’ quests and you might get something worth the trouble, your campers might also have some interesting stories to tell, they might know more about the old park than you do, maybe some buried treasure to be found.
• Each action you do in the game earns you experience points once you level up, you gain one skill point, you can use it to get passive bonuses on different stuff in the game, faster-running speed, faster jumping, more chances to find fabric in the world, etc.
• There’s always something new to discover off the beaten path, secrets and easter eggs to uncover.

Reviews

Haven Park is a lovely game that suffers a bit from strange movement choices and a partially underbaked camp construction system. These cons aren’t dealbreakers by any stretch, but they do somewhat sour what could’ve been a truly stand-out example of a bite-sized, wholesome little game. We’re still glad to recommend it, but don’t expect the same level of polish as other bird-based island exploration jaunts you can find on Switch.

nintendolife.com

An Exercise in apathy, neither solid nor liquid. Not exactly bad, but not very good either. Just a bit ‘meh,’ really.

destructoid.com

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