Retreat To Enen
Head West · 2022 · Exploration, Survival, Relaxing, Sandbox, Fishing
PC
Mixed63% · 339
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About Retreat To Enen
Retreat to Enen is a base building simulator and survival game unlike any other. Rather than fight your way to prosperity, you’ll be living off the land in balance with nature. Three vast biomes await you. Explore, forage, hunt, craft, build, and meditate as you unlock the secrets of Enen and build the retreat of your dreams. Unlock and gather over 160 unique items as you explore.
Experience a relaxing and engaging survival game, where you can build a huge home with over 50 unique unlockable building modules and dozens of furniture pieces and decorative items.
- Gather, craft, and build over 160 distinct items on your journey across the legendary Enen.
- Map out the island of Enen, forage for food, hunt game, and collect supplies to build a retreat, using over 50 unlockable building modules.
- Seek out the ancient ruins and find meditation points to learn the secrets of humanity in the 37th century.
- Roam across three vast, distinct biomes. Dive deep and explore breathtaking underwater environments off tropical beaches.
- Stalk deer and other game through dense redwood forests and the thick undergrowth.
- Feel the snow and ice crunch underfoot while seeking ruins in the chilly Arctic.
- Lay back and stare at the dancing stars, thanks to a complex weather and day/night simulation system.
- Unlock the secrets of Enen in huge cave systems in each biome.
- The mediation mechanics have been created in collaboration with licensed mental health specialists in order to provide the most relaxing experience for the player.
- Meditation points in Retreat to Enen offer breathing exercises and allow players to participate in optional guided meditations IRL.
- Along with the chance to ponder humanity's fragile relationship with the world it currently inhabits today…
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Retreat to Enen is a survival game built around a quiet, contemplative core, presenting a future in which humanity has rediscovered the value of nature after nearly destroying the planet. You play a young initiate sent to the island of Enen as part of a rite of passage, tasked with living in harmony with the land, meditating at ancient ruins, and slowly building a personal refuge. This premise sets a tone uncommon in the survival genre—one that emphasizes reflection and serenity over dominance and conquest. The world immediately reflects that tone: lush tropical beaches, towering redwoods, and icy northern plains envelop you with ambient wildlife, shifting weather, and soft environmental soundscapes. Simply walking through these biomes creates moments of genuine tranquility, and the visual design consistently reinforces the idea that this is a world worth protecting. The game blends traditional survival mechanics with its meditative philosophy, aiming to create a balance between resource gathering and spiritual restoration. You must hunt or forage for food, gather and purify water, craft tools and shelters, and maintain your health, stamina, and a unique “spirit” meter. That last …5 found this helpful
A good game, worth playing. If you played Green Hell and liked it, you will like this game too. The beginning is hard, you have to think correctly to survive, then it becomes easy once you learn to use all the resources on the map. A little short, only 27 hours to get to the last map, but there you can turn a survival game into a building game. I recommend.3 found this helpful
It is boring and confusing in many aspects, you can die easily and it is hard to find the objectives.1 found this helpful
Couldn't even get past the main menu due to it opening in some high resolution and i couldn't get it to open on a single monitor.1 found this helpful
Hmm this is a bit of a weird game. Not really what I expected. It has cool ideas in theory but I dont have patience to sit and do breathing stuff for a few minutes.1 found this helpful
Great game but pretty hard
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