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VIDEO: The PC Gaming Show independent montage, featuring Haven. Trailer also along YouTube .

If Haven doesn't end with the lovey-dovey couple information technology's centered happening breaking upwardly, I'll—well, I'll still represent it and smile and embody happy for their ability to listen and pass. After a few months of closing off imputable The Virus, I'm thinking a less romantic escape is warranted. I'm just jealous is all. That's the whole premise of the game anyway, escape, because Haven is about a couple that runs departed to a distant planet and embarks along the mutual quest to arrive a habitable home, jointly. Damn. Kinship goals. Go over a new clip of Haven from The PC Play Show to see what this relaxed seeable novel and open world RPG loan-blend is all about.

Haven is a big change of pace for developer The Game Bakers, the studio apartment that put verboten the bullet Inferno samurai activeness unfit Furi (which I liked a great deal ). But even if the fast-paced action and gruelling difficulty is gone, relationships are their own challenge. As well, some of the signature gorge is still there, including some saturated psychedelic food color, gorgeous expanses, and a sick electronic soundtrack.

Haven is due for departure sometime in 2020.

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