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A hugely ambitious PS2 action adventure that blends over ten different gameplay styles into a single seamless experience on-foot platforming, vehicle combat, space dogfights, naval battles and more, all across seven expansive alien worlds. Haven: Call of the King was one of the most genre-spanning games of the early PS2 era, developed by Traveller's Tales (later famous for the Lego game series).
You play as Haven, a young slave fighting to free his people from an ancient evil, accompanied by his mechanical companion Talon. What sets this apart from similar PS2 platformers is the sheer variety there are no loading screens between areas, and the game transitions fluidly from ground combat to aerial dogfights to space travel without breaking pace.
A genuine hidden gem of the PS2 library not as well-known as Jak & Daxter or Ratchet & Clank, but fans of that era of 3D platformer adventure will find a lot to enjoy here.
Confirmed working tested before listing.
A hugely ambitious PS2 action adventure that blends over ten different gameplay styles into a single seamless experience on-foot platforming, vehicle combat, space dogfights, naval battles and more, all across seven expansive alien worlds. Haven: Call of the King was one of the most genre-spanning games of the early PS2 era, developed by Traveller's Tales (later famous for the Lego game series).
You play as Haven, a young slave fighting to free his people from an ancient evil, accompanied by his mechanical companion Talon. What sets this apart from similar PS2 platformers is the sheer variety there are no loading screens between areas, and the game transitions fluidly from ground combat to aerial dogfights to space travel without breaking pace.
A genuine hidden gem of the PS2 library not as well-known as Jak & Daxter or Ratchet & Clank, but fans of that era of 3D platformer adventure will find a lot to enjoy here.
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