Once again, the idea of post-nuclear survival has resurfaced in the gaming industry. As always, you'll manage a settlement of survivors, discover new technologies, both primitive and not so primitive, mine limited resources, and defend your territory with weapons and ammunition. Nuclear winter is approaching, and your task is to keep your survivors alive. Plot summary: - survivors are considered conditional, since they were already exposed to radiation after the nuclear explosion; - no production in the state, even primitive; - do not count on infrastructure, amenities, communications; - looting is not an option, provisions are rapidly depleting, as are medicines and fuel; - according to the forecast there will be radioactive rain – you need to seek shelter; - within 10 days the temperature will drop by 15 degrees – it’s time to think about a heat source. Download The Last Haven Download the torrent in Russian and see if you can effectively manage a settlement for the common good. 1. Provide the settlers with what they need. Make sure they're well-fed, warm, and protected. Promptly treat those affected by radiation exposure. Build greenhouses to grow organic plants. Prepare hot meals in the kitchen. And don't forget to stock up on fuel, for example, by siphoning gasoline from abandoned cars or gas stations. The fuel will be used to heat your home. 2. Defend the area from enemies. Clashes with marauders and other survivors are inevitable. Build primitive factories and plants, produce personal protective equipment, uniforms for the newly formed army, and even body armor. You'll have access to over 25 types of firearms and 3 types of ammunition. 3. Morale is everything. Once discipline declines, riots, unrest, desertion, and other conflicts, even local civil war, become possible. 4. Expand. The game offers 20 types of buildings: raw material harvesting buildings, residential buildings, barracks, manufactories, and more.