Short (if you are experienced at the genre, anyway), sweet, fun, and beautiful.

Very Myst-like and yet, very different,,, I really like this a lot!!

The game is beautifully rendered. And it's clear that the designer loved the source material that they are paying tribute to here. There's a lot here that could be recommended.

The sound design is great. The mechanical clicks and whirs all bring life to the experience. The background music and ambient soundscape is also perfect for this game.

The environments are beautiful and bring me right back to my days of playing Myst and Riven.

However, the travel system in this game is awful. At one point I wanted to go to a location that I can see right in front of me. I had to jump in an elevator, wait for that to descend, walk from the back of the building to the front, then walk down some stairs to an airship, wait for that to disembark, then wait for that airship to dock at a new island, where I then walked out of the building, down some more stairs and under a bridge, to a teleporter, where I had to wait to be teleported away from that island, and then wait to be teleported to a new island, where I had to walk over to a control panel, fiddle with some knobs, and then go back to the teleporter again, waiting for the teleportation animation to take me out and then in again, so that I could end up in the location I originally saw at the start. Too many puzzles make you run from island to island.

The travel system is obtuse to start because it's part of a few different puzzles. That's okay, that's how games like this should be. But solving certain puzzles should have eventually made traveling around a smooth experience. Or there should have been a reduction in the need to travel from place to place.

It's a lovely game. But I can't recommend it, because it quickly becomes painful to solve puzzles in this puzzle solving game.

Loved it! Haven Moon looks great and Myst fans will immediately feel a sense of familiarity. The atmosphere, music, narrative and puzzles all worked well together. I'm impressed that this was done by one person AND bonus, Rand Miller was a game tester. Well done! (btw, I heard a little Star Wars influence in one specific piece of music and wondered if that was on purpose?)

Pro Tip: Controllers do work! I used a PS4 controller with Steam's settings and it was MUCH better than using a keyboard and mouse.

I loved the puzzles but I did have to use some light hints. The guides on the Steam page were nice in that they only spoiled as much as you needed. I would have liked a bit more narrative to help me piece together what was really going on in the story. The notes written to the explorer were what drove the narrative, but maybe some journals or engineering notes hidden in drawers or diagrams posted throughout the islands would have given the player a bit more direction? Unfortunately I wasn't 100% sure what to do at the end... and I only knew I was at the end because of the Steam guides. However, I found that every time I needed hints, the solutions were reasonable and I should have seen it without hints - which is always the sign of a good puzzle!

Thanks for the journey! Hopefully we'll see more from you in the future!

While the effects and graphics are outstanding, the game, Havenb Moon, is far to complex for ordinary gamer's to play without a good walkthrough. The ending(s) left me unsatisfied, as well. If the player doesn't mind following a walkthrough step by step, this game will provide a few hours of leisure and, at least, the reward of following directions well.

Great game, pretty cool graphics and storyline, but finished playing in 3 hrs.

Very good Myst style game and a great accomplishment for a game made by only one man. Both the graphics and the puzzles are high standards.

One downside of the game is the amount of puzzles. The game needs more puzzles. Playing this game left me hungry for more.

Haven Moon has a good mystery to solve. The story is based on a group of islands that an intelligent man designed to keep a secret safe. The secret has been hidden for so long, that you must unlock it.

The game has an old-style look with a high-tech function. The look sometimes reminds me of Steampunk. This is Steam and our devices still run on Steam power, so I like the game.

I wouldn't call these puzzles. It's just a maze.
I don't get the sense of accomplishment from making progress,

Game looks good, exactly the type of game I enjoy. Puzzles look ok. Game works perfectly from what I've experienced. Why won't I recommend it ? Just 1 reason. No ability to turn off the music. Why do so many dev's assume we all love being followed around by an orchestra...ffsx!!!