According to ESRB, this game contains: Mild Violence.
Parents have nothing to fear from Haven. The violence is not excessive, and the story and characters are wholesome. Serious gamers who have had in-depth experience with any of the genres Call Of The King incorporates will likely find this game's rendition of them to be shallow and unchallenging.
Casual gamers, on the other hand, will likely enjoy Haven for these very same reasons.
Fans of illustrator Rodney Matthews' work will not be disappointed; Haven's beautiful graphics are easily one of its best qualities.
Deaf and hard of hearing gamers will be missing out on a lot. None of the dialogue in the cutscenes is subtitled, and some of these cutscenes are quite substantial and reveal important information. As well, there are several less important aural cues that take place during the action stages. Truly a poor effort in this department.
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