Havendock is a relaxing colony simulation and resource management game where you build a thriving settlement in the middle of the ocean. Starting from a small wooden platform, you’ll gather resources, expand your base, and attract new settlers to join you. Manage their needs, craft new technologies, and transform your floating raft into a bustling ocean town.
Designed as a single-player experience, Havendock focuses on creativity, strategy, and building a vibrant community-all while surrounded by the calming waves of the sea.
Design Your Ideal Floating Haven
Design your ideal floating haven start with a small platform and turn it into a floating oasis! Build unique structures, shape your deck however you like, and create the most charming over-water community that your settlers will adore.
Grow Quirky Crops and Feed the Crew
From vegetables to, well, burgers-who says you can’t farm on water? Plant whatever floats your boat, keep everyone fed, and embrace the unexpected surprises that sprout from your quirky farm.
Balance Food, Water, and Happiness
Juggling food, water, and the occasional strange request, it’s up to you to keep your castaways content. Balance your resources smartly and keep your settlers smiling, one meal and water pump at a time!
Tinker with Tech and Gadgets
Build, tinker, and experiment! Create advanced machines and gadgets that bring your floating world to life. No idea is too wild-so go ahead, craft that sea-to-table burger-making contraption!
Unlock Hidden Secrets Across the Sea
Adventure is just a deck away! Explore distant islands, meet oddball characters, and uncover treasures (or just plain weird stuff). Your curiosity will always be rewarded!
This isn’t free. It’s 5.99 on Steam.
Does the title say it’s free on Steam?
Or of you’re making a point about Amazon Prime not being free then see the sticky post.
I guess I assumed the game was free since the community is called freegames, I usually don’t click on the links, just go and search for it on Steam. You are correct it’s free on Prime.
I’ve not tried to get any stats out of how often giveaways are posted for the different sites, but Steam is definitely one of the less frequent ones. It seems to be getting more popular for freebies though, which is always nice.
But yeah, click the links, if you’re logged in to whatever site then it’s usually only one or two clicks to claim the game. And if there’s something you don’t want and you have a Lemmy client which can filter posts they should all be labelled in the title so you can hide any you’re not interested in.


