Bear Haven Survival

By: Stanislav Demakov

Survive in a motel of horror

Features & Capabilities

Bear Haven Survival drops you into Bear Haven Motel, where you take a part-time electrician job to fix eerie electrical issues by dawn. Explore, interact with objects, and solve problems in real time while evading dangerous guests who prefer their privacy.

Survive each night by managing light, sound, and timing: turn off the lights, silence the phone, and keep the TV off to boost your chances of survival. In-app purchases let you remove ads, unlock all game nights, and access exclusive live wallpaper packs.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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By:

Stanislav Demakov

Rating:

3.90

(125)

Version:

1.22 Last updated: 2024-12-10

Version code:

870906015

Creation date:

2017-02-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

120.75MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 146,489 ▲ 998

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Developed by:

Stanislav Demakov

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bear-haven-survival/id1207773186

User Reviews

Bear Haven Survival is praised for fun, FNaF-inspired gameplay and solid mechanics, with the free version being a plus and a challenging experience. Recurrent downsides include severe Night 2 difficulty, persistent bugs and performance hiccups, perceived lower scare value compared to real FNaF, and some confusion over free versus paid versions. Updates and fixes are mentioned, but issues persist for many players.

Pros

Fun and engaging gameplay with a strong FNaF-like appeal.
Solid mechanics (hiding, cameras, alarm panel) and intuitive UI.
Free version is a plus and accessible to players without paying.
Challenging but rewarding gameplay that rewards skill and persistence.

Cons

Night 2 is extremely hard with few or no safe hiding spots, making progression frustrating.
Frequent bugs and glitches (e.g., bear at window causing lights to turn on, progress not registering, update issues).
Performance issues like slowdowns and occasional freezes that extend nights.
Some players feel it lacks the scare factor of the real FNaF and view it as a knockoff.
Confusion about the free vs paid versions and their differences.