Le Havre: The Inland Port (2015)

DIGIDICED

Android · Linux · Mac · PC (Microsoft Windows) · iOS

2.00 from 1 rating

175 members have it in their collection · 120 backlogged · 1 wish listed

In the game Le Havre: The Inland Port, you and your opponent compete in order to amass the most wealth by building up the iconic French port of Le Havre. The game can be played locally against the computer, in hot-seat mode or online - competing against friends or global players in order to advance in the rankings. Drop in … Read more
In the game Le Havre: The Inland Port, you and your opponent compete in order to amass the most wealth by building up the iconic French port of Le Havre. The game can be played locally against the computer, in hot-seat mode or online - competing against friends or global players in order to advance in the rankings. Drop in and out of play anytime and play an unlimited amount of games with your friends simultaneously, when you want, where you want. Read less
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Details

Developers
DIGIDICED
Publishers
DIGIDICED
Genres
Indie, Quiz/Trivia, Strategy
Steam
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Release dates

  • Nov 10, 2015 (North_America) iOS
  • Aug 29, 2016 (Worldwide) Android, Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows), iOS
  • Aug 29, 2016 (North_America) Linux, Mac, PC (Microsoft Windows)
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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 2/5 · Mar 30, 2026

Le Meh

Playtime: 1 hour

Played: 2025

Context: I expected to either not care or really like this.

Review

Le Havre is a digital version of the board game. You build stuff, it goes on a board, everything moves a spot up every turn - making it more valuable when cashing out. This seems like the type of game you have to …

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Playtime: 1 hour

Played: 2025

Context: I expected to either not care or really like this.

Review

Le Havre is a digital version of the board game. You build stuff, it goes on a board, everything moves a spot up every turn - making it more valuable when cashing out. This seems like the type of game you have to play a bunch of times to really get, but it's also really bland and boring compared to something like Agricola. I just rebooted it after months to give it another go and just immediately quit because it's just not worth my time.

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