Sure, we all enjoy web slinging at break neck speeds across Manhattan, or hurtling along the streets of Los Santos with the cops and every other online enemy trying to take us down. But sometimes, just sometimes...we need a break from the fast-paced world of gaming. Thankfully, Steam has a free-to-play cozy game to slow us all down and maybe just break our hearts a little at the same time.
The first thing that strikes you about Project Homecoming Haven, apart from the mouthful of a title, is the visuals! The 3D isometric room is filled with high-resolution cartoon cuteness with a low-res pixel character standing in the center of it all. The retro vibes and sheer cuteness of the whole thing reminds me of the first time I played Animal Crossing way back in the early 2000s on the GameCube.
Project Homecoming Haven sees you playing as a nameless 'trauma cleaner'. Your job is to clean up a room in which a character named Adam has passed away in. As you tidy up, you're also collecting items that give hints to Adam's past, his career as a game developer, his relationship with...
