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Two lovers gave up everything and escaped to a lost planet to be together. Glide through a mysterious landscape, explore a fragmented world and fight against what’s trying to tear them apart in this RPG adventure about love, rebellion, and freedom.

Haven is a romance, action-adventure and rpg game developed and published by The Game Bakers.
Released on December 03rd 2020 is available only on Windows in 9 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian and Simplified Chinese.

It has received 5,037 reviews of which 4,547 were positive and 490 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam, but you can find it for 4.67€ on Gamivo.

The Steam community has classified Haven into these genres:

Romance Action-Adventure RPG LGBTQ+ Story Rich Local Co-Op Cyberpunk Exploration Sci-fi Third Person Singleplayer Atmospheric JRPG Interactive Fiction 3D Choices Matter Multiple Endings Open World Comedy

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System requirements

These are the minimum specifications needed to play the game. For the best experience, we recommend that you verify them.

Windows

Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *: Windows 7, 8, 10
Processor: Intel Core i3 / AMD Phenom II X4
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: GeForce GTX 650 / AMD R7 250 (1GB VRAM min)
DirectX: Version 11
Storage: 5 GB available space
Additional Notes: Controller supported and recommended. Two controllers required to play co-op.

User reviews & Ratings

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March 2026

I bought this during the Autumn sale in 2025 for just €2.49, and it sat chilling in my library for the better part of half a year before I finally got bored enough to give it a go. At first I played slowly, wanting to take my time and explore everything. After just one day of playing, I was completely invested. But that's exactly the problem, I got too invested. I absolutely fell in love with the characters' cute love story and the overall relaxing gameplay. Then, after a good 7 hours of just having the time of my life, it suddenly hit me that this game was going to end, and when it did, I was going to have the largest case of post-game depression of my life. Cut to two days after finishing it, I'm only just starting to compose myself. I feel as if i have cheated. I should never have paid the 90% discounted price; I wish I had paid full price. As a form of atonement, I've since bought the art book as a permanent reminder of what this game has done to me. In conclusion, I cannot recommend this game enough to story lovers and anyone looking for something easy to pick up and play. And please, don't take your first playthrough for granted. In those moments, whether sad or happy, exciting or gut wrenching, just take your time. Explore every little dialogue option and soak it all in. That is the best advice I can give to newcomers.

Feb. 2026

I pirated the game, played a few hours, then uninstalled the pirated version and came here to buy the game.

Oct. 2025

I just beat the game on Xbox last week (took 13 hours), seeing it was on deep sale here on Steam, I had to repurchase it again ($2.5 sale) just to post a Review to help spread good news (i wrote a full length review originally in my website) 🟩Pros ❤️ The relationship of the two main characters feels genuinely real, setting a new lowkey standard for a romantic, slice-of-life story in a game. 🏡 Masterful, unique cozy vibe that compels you to explore everything and live alongside the characters. 🎧 Amazing soundtrack that perfectly syncs with the gameplay. 📖 Subtle, unique worldbuilding is highly effective, creating an immersive sci-fi exile without heavy exposition. 🎨 The art direction is gorgeous and consistent, creating a visually stunning and cohesive anime-like aesthetic. 🫂 The game nails the portrayal of an established relationship, focusing on mature intimacy, small arguments, and constant mutual support. 🟥Cons 🧱 The gliding controls can occasionally work against the player, leading to small, frustrating moments of movement friction. 🎮Coop gameplay feels forced/underbaked, its much better to play this as a solo player. To summarize, I love everything about it. awesome soundtrack. soothing atmosphere. chill gameplay. A very slice-of-life feel good game that will make you feel like youre in there with the characters or one of them, sitting beside them in the campfire. A soothing slice-of-life romantic adventure that's wonderfully genuine I would argue that Haven is far more of a cozier, calming adventure and romantic couple story than it is the RPG survival game it is often described as, perhaps by even the developers themselves in an attempt to reach a wider audience. The core of the gameplay is navigating a planet full of islets connected by “flow bridges,” an energy phenomenon that also powers your impressive gliders, allowing you to seamlessly travel the beautiful landscape, fight corrupted enemies, purify the land, and find resources for crafting and cooking. The gliding is the main traversal method and boy it is fun to zip across the land, giving movement a satisfying rhythm that syncs perfectly with the banger electro/synth-like soundtrack. The overall aesthetic is stunning and cohesive, favoring a beautiful mix of anime and watercolor-pastel art style for the alien landscapes, creatures, and characters. This visual care extends to every detail, including the loading screens and menus, which are filled with gorgeous, personalized snapshots of Yu and Kay’s relationship. Instead of generic tips, these pieces of art constantly provide intimate flavor and personality, the developers didn’t even need to add these loading screen touches, but they understood that such detail is essential to reinforcing the game’s central theme of enduring love. Simple things but it added so much to the personality of the game. Intimacy, Worldbuilding, and the Slice-of-Life beauty The game’s narrative strength lies in its subtle and unique worldbuilding. The lore uses sci-fi and Orwellian elements, mixed with post-apocalyptic and survival themes, but without the darkness, grittiness, or extreme hardships. This unique tone is supported by the narrative structure: the game inserts you directly into the middle of Yu and Kay’s adventure, without needing to explain every single thing at the get-go. When some exposition does arrive, it feels earned, and you truly appreciate the storytelling and the lore. I love the premise of being stranded in a beautiful paradise with a cozy ship full of life with a partner, that i actually want that to happen to me. This immersive atmosphere is built upon the perfect chemistry between the two leads. Yu and Kay talk and interact like a real couple. They sound like a real couple. Not every conversation has to be plot-heavy; some are just happy, playful banter, some involve just looking at the sky gazing at the stars, and some are just glazing at how delicious the food is. It truly feels genuine, achieving a slice-of-life quality, but set in their unique sci-fi exile, not our regular world. That genuine feel is very rarely seen in games involving romantic couples. The game’s narrative is very immersive, focusing on the realistic chemistry of the couple through mundane yet intimate dialogue, a feat only made possible by the high-quality, convincing performances from both voice actors. Combat: Simple, Yet Fits The Game nicely I was initially afraid that combat would be tedious or detract from the cozy vibe, especially since the first few hours focus solely on the gliding and exploration. Turns out, it wasn’t that way, and it complemented the game perfectly. Its not a complex turn-based system like in most JRPGs, but it’s not as basic as I expected. The game is marketed as coop, but in my opinion the game works better as as solo player experience (perhaps with your partner just watching you play) because the coop gameplay elements feel underbaked or forced. Conclusion Haven is overall a very calming, soothing, cozy experience wrongfully disguised as an RPG. It’s actually an adventure game with a heavy focus on a genuine, realistic, romantic story set in a unique sci-fi world. The soothing, cozy aspect of the game completely changed my habits: I’m never much of a completionist, but this game made me go out and explore every nook and cranny of the world, purifying everything, finding every ingredient to cook, eating all the dishes, and experiencing all the dialogue it has to offer. I really wish the developers could do a sequel. If the devs are reading this, thank you for this wonderful game. despite being a shortlived experience, its one of the most memorable games ive played, truly something that will stick with me forever. I might have play it again here on Steam in the future. For anyone interested in the full review you can check it out on my website on playtested (dot) net

Sept. 2025

Playing this while I am still single turn this game into a reminder that I will never have this relationship goal 9/10

Sept. 2025

Very refreshing game with creative gameplay. To make it short, the game is about a love story with adventure, poetry and humor. Maybe a bit repetitive after a few hours, so I ended lowerring the difficulty to finnish it more quickly , despite that the game is not hard (16h, I tend to explore a lot, could be done in 10h I guess), but very good experience. The artistic direction is a great example of doing great with limited means. It is the kind of game that is not forgotten once played.

Frequently Asked Questions

Haven is currently priced at 24.99€ on Steam.

Haven is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 24.99€ on Steam.

Haven received 4,547 positive votes out of a total of 5,037 achieving a rating of 8.72.

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Haven was developed and published by The Game Bakers.

Haven is playable and fully supported on Windows.

Haven is not playable on MacOS.

Haven is not playable on Linux.

Haven offers both single-player and multi-player modes.

Haven includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.

There are 3 DLCs available for Haven. Explore additional content available for Haven on Steam.

Haven does not support mods via Steam Workshop.

Haven supports Remote Play Together. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.

Haven is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.

You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Haven.

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