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New Haven Trailer Shows Off An Adorable Romance
Haven was announced earlier this year with a few simple screenshots and a short description of what to expect from the game. "You play as two lovers who escaped to a lost planet. The only thing that matters to them is to stay together."
As an RPG from the developers of Furi, this description and the gorgeous screenshots were enough to intrigue. Now, a gameplay trailer has been released to give players a firm grasp on what the game will be like.
From an update to the game's Steam page, the full description now reads, "Haven is a story-rich adventure, with touching characters with whom you fall in love as you follow them through their challenges and everyday life. But it’s also a (J)RPG with an innovative combat system that lets you play the two characters at the same time, and chain actions using tactics and timing."
Fans of the art style and killer soundtrack of Furi will be pleased to discover that Haven will follow closely in its footsteps. The narrative driven adventure is described as a primarily solo experience, but can be played in local co-op. Haven will be launching on PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC with a planned release window of 2020.
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