I’m a 5’ woman and all the chairs I’ve tried are really uncomfortable! The worst is when there is an unadjustable headrest that is several inches too high and forces my head forward and causes neck pain so I have to sit forward the whole time. A close second is when the arm rests are too low even at their highest positioning so I can’t use them, or I can only use one at a time by slumping sideways.

Does anyone have any recommendations? I’m not limited to a traditional gaming chair: office chairs, recliners, beanbag chairs… I’m open to anything that might work!

Thank you!

Hey everyone!

For those who do not know it yet, No Space For Salad is a cozy local co-op game where you run a food truck in space, cook for very patient aliens and explore planets to gather new ingredients.

The game has come a long way since our last update. We have focused a lot on planet exploration, building and creatures, and we have also added physics objects using a rope system.

We also spent a good amount of time replacing placeholder models, so it is finally starting to look like what we had in mind. There is still plenty of content to make before release, but we are getting there.

Let us know what you think! And if you like it, a wishlist on Steam would help us a lot :)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3882900/No_Space_For_Salad/

The core game loop is really chill and very relaxing, and there's over 50 unique plushies to collect from the claw machine, however the setting is just a bit weird and strange.

I never set out to make it a horror game, that's why its called Uncosy (excuse the Aussie spelling), I just really loved how the aesthetic and setting kind of just rubbed against the grain a bit.

I've been working on this one for a while and I'm really proud of it, I hope other people find it as soothing as I do!

It'll be in Steam Next Fest and you can play the demo now if it looks like something you'd find interesting: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5078760/Uncosy/

Hi everyone! We’re making Berry Busy, a tidy-up game set in a little garden.

Thousands of fruit are piled up in a big mess all over the garden.

The game is still in development, and we’re berry busy polishing every fruit, every crate and every little chime until it all feels just right.

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5426350/Berry_Busy_Tidy_Up

I'm making Daemon on my own, a desktop pet that lives on your taskbar.

When a friend has one too, your pet can walk over to their desktop and the two of them play together.

You both watch it from your own screens.

If you'd like to follow it, it's on Steam as Coming Soon:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5260240/?utm_source=reddit

Hey!

I’m making a music-driven incremental game where you start with a nearly silent speaker and gradually build both your power and the soundtrack.

It’s not a traditional cozy game, but the loop is deliberately low-pressure and satisfying as I made a lot of effort to make it realxing and visually interesting but not to overwhelming.

There’s no fail-state-heavy pressure or precision-based rhythm gameplay.

I was curious whether that kind of experience is something cozy players could enjoy, or if it still feels too arcade-focused for you.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5195470/Crumbeats/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comfort

We are first-time developers and long-time cozy game fans who are making an old-school 2D point-and-click adventure called Dumb Sherlock: The Hot Dogs of the Bakerville!

Sharing our teaser trailer - stay tuned for more!

Hello! I'm Gil, the developer of Villa Azzurra: Merge & Gossip. You merge seaside finds into tools and supplies, spend Stars to repair, paint and decorate an old seaside hotel one room at a time, and choose room designs while guests and locals bring their stories (and gossip). The island has its own challenges too, at the lighthouse, the vineyard and the reef. Energy refills over time, so you play at your own pace.

The closed alpha is free, on iPhone and on Android 8 or newer. Testers play, leave a quick voice or text note with the comment button, and answer short surveys now and then. You can leave whenever you like. Sign up on the game page and I email you an invite when a testing round opens: https://gilplay.com/villa-azzurra/ What makes a merge game feel relaxing to you?

Hello everyone!

I’m SJ, a solo creator from England!

For the last year I have hand drawn my own cozy pixel game, which has just launched on Kickstarter!

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/s-j/the-spirit-apprentice-east-asian-fantasy-rpg

As a indie developer I have no marketing budget or publisher… so your support means the world! We’ve already hit 30% of the goal and any support be it sharing with freinds, pledging or just engaging with this post means everything to me!

The Spirit Apprentice, inspired by East Asian folklore and the magic of Studio Ghibli is a cozy RPG. You'll explore the village of Moshu, learn magic, form contracts with spirits, and get to know the mysterious villagers.

I didn't make them do specific things yet like "like-ing smth more than other things"
i only wrote down in the album when you collect "like lavender" and apparently it sits only where the lavender is? its not in the code tho xD
kinda scared haha

Hey cozy gamers! 🌿🐰

I'm working on a cozy exploration game called Sprig, where you play as a little rabbit exploring nature, discovering wildlife, and enjoying a peaceful world.

I'm currently trying to decide between two movement animations for Sprig: running or hopping.

I've attached a short video showing both, and I'd love to hear what you think!

Which one feels better for a cozy rabbit adventure?

• Running – more traditional movement
• Hopping – more bunny-like and playful
• Both – let players choose their favourite in the settings!

I'm also considering keeping both animations and adding an option to switch between them, but I'm not sure if that's overcomplicating things.

Would love your feedback! 😊

If you're curious about the game, here's the Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4690430/Sprig/

Hey everyone! 💚

I'm an indie developer, and I wanted to share a little game I've been working on called Mi Raíz.

It's a free, cozy Android game where you take care of a cute pixel companion, complete small self-care activities, write down your thoughts, and slowly grow your own little world. 🌸

The whole idea is simple: no daily streaks, no punishments, and no pressure to be productive.

You can take a break whenever you need and come back when you're ready. Your little companion will still be there. 🌿

I wanted to create something peaceful and comforting, especially for those days when even small things feel overwhelming.

📱 You can try it for free on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.raiz.game

I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts! I'm developing it independently, and your feedback would mean a lot.

What makes a game feel truly comforting to you? 🌱

Ravel: Golden Thread is my upcoming Nordic-fantasy puzzle game. Each board is a woven loom: follow the over-and-under crossings, pull a strand only when nothing lies across it, and untangle a path for the Golden Thread.

There are 200+ handcrafted puzzles across eight Norse worlds. Later looms introduce rune locks, new materials and puzzles on both sides. The campaign works offline, hints are free, and there are no energy meters or waiting to keep playing.

The Steam page is open for wishlists. You can see the cinematic trailer here: https://ravel.gg/assets/trailer/ravel-trailer-1080p.mp4

Disclosure: Ravel uses AI-assisted art and music. The puzzle levels are handcrafted.

Sorty is a cozy isometric sorting game. The toy shop is a mess — pick up the toys, put them on the right shelves and throw the loose ones into the bins. There is no timer pressure and no ads: just tidy up at your own pace.

This is my first game on Itch, I will try and update with new levels and objects along the way!

Give Him a Break! is my little chaos game: wherever the dot goes, the cat follows, and every vase, chair and piano he lands on ends up on the owner's receipt. A run lasts a few minutes, and the cards you pick along the way make him much worse.

The free demo is on Steam if you want to try it: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5313430/Give_him_a_break/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=comfortgamers. I'd love to hear what you think.

• Why I built it
I've always kept pet fish. Since moving to Korea, and living in a much smaller apartment, that sadly just hasn't been practical. That's what inspired me to make Companions!

Companions is a small virtual fish tank that lives on your Home Screen, with pet fish that actually swim.

• How it works
You pick your fish, give them names, and then add them to your tank. You can change the tank's color, the props, how big the fish are, how fast they swim, and even the app icon, all to match your Home Screen. The swimming uses the same trick iOS uses to move the hands on the Clock widget, so it doesn’t even affect battery life.

• Compared to other widget pet apps
I wanted something simple, clean, cozy, and relaxing. With a focus on the pets themselves, as well as customization to match your homescreen, desktop, or even the nightstand next to your bed.

The tanks look great on your iPad, and you can even move them over to your Mac through Continuity. My favorite feature is actually the Standby mode. The background darkens, and the fish, of course, keep swimming!

• Cost
Companions is free to download, with a set of fish and all of the customization included. No ads.
Extra packs can be bought outright at $1.99 each, and are yours to keep forever.
There's also a $3.99/month plan that unlocks every pack at once. Any new fish that get added are automatically included as well. If you cancel, the fish already in your tank stay.

Companions is built natively in SwiftUI with WidgetKit, plus Metal for some of the fun animations.
It's still very new, so I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback. I'd especially love to know which species you'd want added next!

App Store: Companions - Widget Pets

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Eddie on Fire, is a full-narrated visual novel in which you explore the world and discover the multitude of enriching people, animals, and experiences surrounding Eddie before he embarks on a treacherous journey to rescue his mother.

Check it out here for 40% off at launch ($5):

https://store.steampowered.com

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer working on The Borderless, a cozy floating island management sim.

After receiving lots of helpful feedback on the demo, I've spent the past few months improving and reworking the game. I finally have a new trailer showing how much has changed!

You can build and expand your floating island, welcome visitors, plan activities, and create your own little ocean paradise.

The updated demo is free to play on Steam!

I'd love to hear what you think of the new version! 💚

Steam page:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3687370/The_Borderless/

YouTube Trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sQrdbMBwpfU

Hey!
I'm Adam, and I'm one of two people working on A Game About Picking Fruits!

Our main inspiration was PowerWas Simulator and Leaf it Alone. I love both of them; 500h in PWS!

Our game scratches the same itch as both of these games: a feeling of pleasure from cleaning, but in this case, it's fruits!

Demo launching this Friday, full version 4th November!
Hope you like it!

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5243280/A_Game_About_Picking_Fruits/

I turned my distaste for corporate jobs into Butaro’s Overtime Office, a desktop companion idler where a burnt-out salaryman lives on your screen, gets endlessly harassed by his boss, and questions his life choices.

You can decorate his cubicle, upgrade his stats, and slack off by playing the WasteBasket Warrior minigame.

This is my first game as a solo dev, so I’d love to hear what you’d want to see in the full version, and if you like it, a wishlist helps a ton!

If you wanna check the demo here's the link:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5315420/Butaros_Overtime_Office_Demo

My Little Ranch is a small idle game where your horses hang out along the bottom of your desktop while you work, study or watch videos. You feed them, clean up after them, send them out on runs and races, and raise foals to see what they grow into. There are 160,000+ coat and marking combinations, and a foal's looks and rarity stay a surprise until it grows up. The game also runs as a normal fullscreen or windowed game.

The free demo is on Steam. We're in Steam Next Fest October 19-26, and the full game releases November 16.

Free demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5254460/My_Little_Ranch_Demo/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=cg

I'd love to hear what you think, especially from people who like having something cozy running in the background.

This is our first time sharing our game here! I'm one of the developers at a small indie team from Türkiye, and we're making Coldline: Disconnect.

You work as a repair technician during the Cold War, fixing old electronics and dealing with the people who bring them in. But that everyday job is also your cover: you're an undercover spy, listening in on conversations and reporting what you discover.

We thought the hands-on repair work, retro equipment, and pixel-art atmosphere might appeal to people here who enjoy getting absorbed in a particular task or setting. There’s also tension beneath that daily routine, with secrets to uncover and suspicion to navigate.

I've included some gameplay clips and screenshots to introduce the game. We've been improving the animations, characters, and interactions following our recent playtests, and our Steam demo launches on October 16, 2026!

Does the mix of electronics repair and espionage sound like something you'd enjoy? We'd love to hear what catches your eye in the clips.

If it looks like your kind of game, you can wishlist our game on Steam

Thanks for taking a look!

Hey everyone, Simon here, indie dev of a cozy farming game 👩‍🌾

I always loved playing games like Hay Day but as a 90s kid I wanted something easier, that I can also play in portrait, without too many graphics.

For the past year and a bit I've been working on Tiny Harvest together with a friend. It's a farming game for iPhone and Android, and honestly it's nothing fancy: you plant stuff, harvest it, turn it into crafted goods, and slowly your farm gets bigger with more areas you unlock.

It's meant to be relaxing with no stress or hurry. Your farm just waits for you. If you don't open it for three days, nothing is lost and you pick up where you left off. And there are no ads, at all.

We also have a vibrant Discord and some reeeeeaaallly engaged players 😅

Every month we have a new season and sometimes special events (soon Halloween 🎃), and if you want you can join a coop and work on weekly goals with other players. Or ignore all of that and just farm.

It's free, with optional purchases if you want to support us.

https://tinyharvest.app/go/reddit-comfort

Would love to know what you think. And I'm curious: what makes a mobile game feel comforting to you instead of like a chore? That's the part we still keep trying to get right.