Safehaven

SAFEHAVEN is a psychological survival horror set in an isolated post‑war bunker. As its caretaker, you must manage scarce resources, welcome mysterious guests, and make decisions that may save your life… or cut it short. Every guest arrives with their own story, motives, and secrets. Some seek shelter. Others may pose a threat. It’s your responsibility to judge who belongs inside — and who should be turned away. Every choice carries consequences that will return to you later. Explore the claustrophobic rooms of the bunker, scavenge for supplies, ration food and water, and monitor the outside world through cameras. Guide survivors to your shelter, help them navigate the dangers outside, and decide how much you’re willing to risk for a stranger. SAFEHAVEN offers both solo and cooperative play, letting you experience the tension your own way — whether you prefer to face the darkness alone or share the burden with a friend. In a world where trust is fragile and resources are dwindling, can you keep the bunker alive… and yourself along with it. Use the radio to guide survivors through the wasteland and lead them safely to your bunker. Listen for their signals, warn them about dangers, and make split‑second decisions that determine whether they reach you alive. When someone knocks on your bunker door, you must decide who to let in. Each guest brings their own story, motives, and potential danger — and every choice shapes your fate. Use branching dialogue to evaluate guests, uncover clues, and influence their behavior. Your choices affect relationships, resources, and the future of the bunker. Interact with guests inside the bunker, learn their stories, manage their needs, and watch how your decisions shape their behavior — and your own chances of survival. Supplies are limited, and every portion matters. Decide who eats, who waits, and who might not make it. Your choices shape the mood of the bunker and the fate of its inhabitants. Leave the safety of the bunker to search for food, water, and essential materials. Every scavenging run is a risk — but without supplies, no one survives for long.