Havendock is a cozy colony sim set in the heart of the ocean. Players build a thriving town from the ground up — welcoming new settlers, managing resources, and exploring new lands at their own pace. The game features character creation, resource collection from floating debris, farming, animal raising, automation systems, and deep-sea exploration via submarine.
I played this game to 100% completion, and I can say with certainty that this is an entertaining but profoundly incomplete game. The game loop is addicting, going from scant resource gathering, to humble farming and growth, ending in running a society that runs on caffeine and bird poop. The criticism I levy against this game is due to the fact that...
Building a cozy little ocean settlement out of floating scraps and wrangling castaway NPCs is very relaxing during the early hours. Automating your production lines and expanding your platform feels rewarding until the late-game progression hits some deeply tedious and confusing bottlenecks. It has a lot of charming ideas for a base builder, but it...
I cannot recommend this game in good faith. It's not that the game is bad or isn't fun, it is fun. But the performance just drops to powerpoint slide show and it's very inconsistent. I've tried everything I can think of, but the game just runs at single digit frame rates after a while of playing and it leaves it simply unplayable. Clearly others have...
Having only four types of items in each warehouse quickly becomes tedious and tiring.
if like management games etc, u will love!! i love it! isnt perfect but nothing is
