So, explore the park, find all the camping sites, repair what is broken and make sure to turn all visitors into happy campers. You’re still a bit wet behind the ears, but after a short conversation you want to rise to the challenge.
You are a young chick called Flint and your ageing grandmother passes the responsibility of looking after her camping park to you. That’s why I jumped at the opportunity to review Haven Park which, according to the blurb on Nintendo’s eshop, can be finished in just a few hours spent in its open world. I like to explore so much that I often digress from the main quest line to the detriment of finishing a game within a reasonable time-frame. Haven Park is out on Nintendo Switch with an $8.99 asking price.Haven Park is a tiny exploration game and I’m a sucker for exploration in games. You can probably end up completely fixing the park in around 4-5 hours, which is the perfect length for this charming experience. You’ll make good progress at a steady pace as you collect fabric, metal, mushrooms, and other resources to fix a light here, build a campfire and a tent there and gain access to new building types so that more and more campers can visit. Haven Park is a very relaxing and chill short experience you can take on at your own pace as you help to take care of your grandma’s park. These include, for example, being able to find more coins – which I suggest you unlock as soon as you get one skill point since it will help to boost how fast you can level up while also boosting how many coins you have or building stuff– finding more metal, finding more fabric, making it possible for your map to display more elements, having a stronger torch to light your way at night, considerably increasing Flint’s walking speed and jump height, or boosting how many resources you can carry. These can be used by opening your notebook with the – button to spend them on new skills. Perhaps a tent or a teepee – which, as you’ve probably guessed by now, will need you to use some wood and fabric – can help campers get some proper sleep so that they can be ready to enjoy the activities you’ll craft.Īs you obtain experience points and Flint levels up, he will gain skill points. You’ll have to fix street lights by using some of the metal pieces you collect, build a campfire or a bench by using some wood, or perhaps a beach umbrella with some wood and fabric to give campers a nice spot to rest at the beach. If you want to get a better look at your surroundings, you can check the map with the Y button.Īs you collect coins, resources and complete tasks, you can gain experience points to level up. This includes collecting coins or opening boxes to collect resources such as metal, fabric, or mushrooms, which you’re going to need to craft useful items. You will sometimes need to jump with the B button and will get to perform an action with the A button based on what is needed. You’ll control Flint with the left analog stick or the D-Pad as you walk around each area you’ll explore. Once you go West, you’ll locate Sunshine Cove, which turns out to be a cozy beach! You’ll find lots of resources there that will help you get started properly. You’ll be attracting a quirky cast of characters to the park as you explore the small but cozy open world of Haven Park, taking on tasks at your own pace, as you unlock new skills that will help you make all campers have an even happier time.Īfter your grandma mentions she’s getting a bit too old for taking care of the park, you’ll get started by checking out the campsites… but you really can’t remember where they are – you know, same as us! Your first step will be to find Sunshine Cove, the campsite closest to your grandma’s house so that you can start to fix things up. For this, you’ll be paying attention to requests from campers to learn what they need to make their stay more enjoyable. Haven Park from Bubble Studio and Mooneye Studios is a very chill and relaxing short game in which you’ll be tasked with managing your grandma’s park.
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