The adventuring areas of the game delicately intertwine with campsite management forcing players to search through the campground for supplies. Very little direction is given to players which gives them significant freedom to play the game in any way they desire. Amenities around the campground need to be repaired and the campsites need to be updated for the visiting guests.
No explanation is provided on why Flint’s parents aren’t taking over the campground perhaps they have flown the coop? The maintenance of the campground has become too much for Flint’s grandmother and the whole area is a bit run down. Players take on the role of a cute, little bird named Flint whose given the campground by his grandmother. It shares a number of ideas from Animal Crossing and recent indie game A Short Hike. Haven Park is a simulation and adventure game hybrid that focuses on the management of a campground. I hadn’t thought about those excursions for years, but those memories came flooding back while playing Haven Park from Fabien Weibel and Mooneye Indies. My sister and I would climb into the van, sometimes before the sun ever crested the horizon, eager to go on a new adventure. When I was a lad, my parents regularly planned a summer vacation, often a trip to the beach for a week with my grandparents. Developer: Fabien Weibel // Publisher: Mooneye Indies // Price: $8.99 (Steam/eShop)
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