The Last Haven

The Last Haven is a strategy about the survival of a small community in a destroyed world. After nuclear attacks, the world has lost almost everything, and people have to start over. The ruins yield metal, cloth and tools if you search them to the end. Conversations around the fire reveal the fate of the settlers. Each family gets a corner and work within their capabilities. Radio communications connect disparate enclaves. The camp is being settled gradually: tents give way to houses, and the fire gives way to a kitchen and workshop. Resources are hard-earned, and every nail counts. There is not always enough firewood and food, and the winters here are harsh. New houses are built from what is found nearby. Every week brings new troubles and discoveries. The radio station picks up signals from other settlements. Charred cities store a lot of useful things. The survivors come on their own, and they need to be accepted, fed and listened to. The radio picks up rare signals from other settlements, and exchanges are established with them. Left behind children and elderly people have to be accepted into the community. Settlers complain about the cold if the stoves are rarely lit. Greenhouses allow you to feed yourself even in cold weather. Construction is progressing slowly but reliably. Each new resident changes the balance of the community. They look for supplies in the ruins, where bandits and hungry animals wait. Sentry posts warn of the approach of strangers. Security monitors the perimeter and scares away robbers. The world behind the walls is dangerous, and you have to go out with weapons. At night, other people's footsteps can be heard outside the walls. For those who like to raise settlements from ruins, this game is suitable.