https://wccftech.com/haven-gamescom-2019-preview-make-love-not-furi/

If I am to shed the hyper-masculine façade for a moment and be honest: I really love relationships. Yes, I know, human interaction is slightly gross and disgusting, especially in public, but there’s a part of me, deep down, that loves it. Is that sick and wrong? Probably, but that’s my cross to bear. So when I found out that the developers of Furi, one of the most electrifying and pulse-pounding indie games from the last few years, were developing a slow-paced RPG about a pair of lovers, my interest was piqued more than I like to admit.

The only thing that Haven shares with Furi is a strong aesthetic style. Other than that? The two are like night and day. Gone is the intensity of Furi’s bullet hell action, and in are thoughtful conversations, and typical interactions with a significant other. Yu and Kay are two star crossed lovers that decided being together is more important than anything else in the galaxy, which is why they’re all alone on a celestial entity with nothing to eat but weird apples. Every meal consists of these confounded apples, and of course, this causes a little bit of bickering between the two.