In a game where exploration is the largest draw the latter is a notable issue. One is that navigation around the map can be a tad confusing at times, and movement is occasionally a pain – with Flint getting stuck to parts of the scenery a few too many times. Sadly there are a few niggling issues here, even with the game’s short lifespan. You can also get Flint to say ‘pew’ on request.
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Haven Park isn’t the prettiest game but it presents a world full of life, including engaging characters and lush landscapes. What helps the experience no end is the charming presentation. These generally allow you to get around the island faster, and help you progress through the game’s brief runtime of around four hours. There’s also a very light RPG side to things, with completing tasks and quests (and we use the term quest very lightly here) allowing you to unlock new skills and abilities. Nothing that’s massively exciting, but at the start there’s so much to do it’s easy to get swept up in it all.Įspecially as the island map is opened up to you at a satisfying pace, with a brand new area never too far away. There are signs to fix, places to eat and drink to set up, things to decorate, and so on.
You play as young birdboy Flint, and are tasked (by your grandmother) at bringing an camping dominated island back up to scratch. Sadly the changes it does make in comparison to those titles generally aren’t for the better. But being influenced by games like A Short Hike and Animal Crossing is no bad thing. Haven Park isn’t subtle about its inspirations.
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