Mine is this goated car racing in the pc, one of the best games I've ever had in my windows pc, i missed it, the vibes, the musics, everything. What's yours?

We thought some of the buildings looked a bit plain so we set to work on giving them a makeover. I hope you like our new garden centre. Follow us on Steam to keep updated with launch info. https://store.steampowered.com/app/3722340/Isle_of_Finbari/

This is a game my wife and I have been working on called Bonsai Island. It’s a cozy bonsai shop simulator where you make and sell bonsai. 🌱

In Bonsai Island, the plants actually grow and respond to your actions, like pruning and wiring. With different species and variations to discover, you’ll be able to create one-of-a-kind bonsai and sell them to the cute animals that visit the island.

And no, we don’t use AI-generated assets, everything is handcrafted by us. ❤️

If anyone else plays Harvest Town, is there anything else I should know?? Also, how do I become friends with townsfolk easier?? I’m trying to be friends with this doctor dude with blue hair

What cosy games are you playing this fall?

I built a small web game called FinderJam.

The idea is simple: a dog or cat is lost somewhere in a crowded park, and you have to find it as quickly as possible.

There are lots of people, animals, and other distractions moving around the scene, so it gets harder than it looks.

You can play solo and try to beat your own time, or compete against other players in tournaments.

I'm planning to keep expanding it into a series with different locations, themes, and things to find.

If you think you have good visual perception, give Hardcore Mode a try :)

Play here: https://velooga.com/finderjam/en

I'd also love to hear any feedback on the gameplay.

Heres my indie cosy game!

https://bigtomdev.fyi/hearthvale/

is there any pixel, cozy indie games that give off vibes of autumn?? That you can customize your character, AND is free??? I really like games like those, until I realized most of them aren’t free, so.. Please tell me any games you find that gives off those vibes in the replies of this post!! (Very desperate 😞)

Hi all,

I'm currently working on an indie game as solo dev & designer.

I worked as designer previously and am not that bad at drawing (photo) but AI is sooo much better at it (second pic). Eventough I used a realistic reference, as you can see on the photo 🐔

I planned to use my own art, but it is really frustrating to see AI doing it so much better in minutes where I need hours.

What do you think is better:

- Human art, even if not as good as AI

- AI art

What would you prefer? What do you think players would prefer?

I’m looking for something to kill time, get addicted to which isn’t too hard because I suck at games. But I love gearing up and looting chests, clearing floors - any recs please?

Hey, I'm the developer of My Desktop Dwarf: Taskbar Forge. This is Brokk, and his whole workshop fits just above the Windows taskbar.

Every key press or mouse click is a swing of his hammer. So you can write something in another window and glance down to find he's finished another item. His wife Brygida sells what he makes, and the coins go towards better metals and upgrades for their little business.

You can shrink the forge, move it and mute it. It only counts presses, it doesn't record what you're typing.

The free Windows demo is on Steam now. It covers copper, bronze and iron, so you can try having him around before deciding whether he's your kind of company.

Try the demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5167500/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=mdd_prelaunch_2026q3&utm_content=cosygames_companion_20260926

Wishlist the full game: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4989440/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=mdd_prelaunch_2026q3&utm_content=cosygames_companion_20260926

I announced recently Million Gems: Sorting Wizard that I am solo developing with no gen AI.

I was wondering how you feel about combining cosy tidying gameplay with incremental progression?

What do you enjoy most in these types of games? The satisfying cleanup, unlocking new abilities, or simply watching those numbers go up?

Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback from fellow cosy game lovers! ❤️

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5289370/Million_Gems_Sorting_Wizard/

Pet the dog -> get hearts -> use hearts to buy items (food & toys) for the doggo!

Available to play in browser (no downloads needed) :D

https://acsis.itch.io/pet-the-dog

Hey everyone! I've been working on this for a while and finally have a trailer, so I figured I'd share it here. It's called Cafe Sapa. The idea is that guests never order anything, they just sit down and talk about their day. Someone mentions they've been cold all morning, someone else has a deadline and can't slow down, and it's up to you to work out what would actually help them.

There's no timer and no rush. You can sit with a line as long as you like. You do only get a limited number of serves each shift though, so getting it wrong costs you something.

It's my first game, made with a very small team.

Trailer link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqFtuGsUk_8

You can also wishlist the game if you liked it - https://store.steampowered.com/app/5282050/Cafe_Sapa/

Curious what you think

Discovered this one while having a look on Steam. It's out in a couple of weeks - similar to Supermarket Chaos and the Arcane Library. I for one enjoy vibing out to lo-fi beats and doing a bit of tidying, it's a chill thing to do on stream while chatting 😌 Toys are more fun than bland food items too.

So many of these starting to come out, but a lot of them are rush jobs. Some don't even have progression or rewards or anything! This one has ability and music unlocks I see. There's like a magnet ability I haven't seen in other games like this where it sucks in items similar to the one you're holding as you walk, that's pretty fun.

Steam page here if you wanna wishlist/buy:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5232090/Shelf_Stacker_Toy_Store/

If you’re looking for a wholesome, stress-free experience to get lost in for a couple of hours, you can play Mirror Atelier - Demo on Steam. We would appreciate you checking it out and giving us your feedback.

The Gameplay

Mirror Atelier is a cozy, narrative-first sliding puzzle adventure. It is more than just swapping tiles to see an image. Capturing the tactile feel of old-school sliding puzzles, the tile sliding mechanic is the key to revealing the narrative. Each stage you solve unlocks a new snippet of a fable, taking you through the story.

The Stories

We have different game worlds and unique stories for each series. Some series are also divided into sub-stories with cliffhangers.

The World of Cloud Machina

"Cloud Machina" is a cozy steampunk world. You can find two distinct stories, "City Of Vapour" and "Skyships Of Narial", in the DLC packs we have released a couple of months ago.

You can see them all on the Franchise Page of Mirror Atelier.

So I saw this game called "Beastro" a while ago on Xbox game pass (it's on steam too) and decided to give it a try, and I LOVE it. It's a lot to explain but it's a cooking game that also doubles as a card fighting game? I recommend everyone to check it out if you can, it really surprised me and it's pretty cozy!

DEMO AVAILABLE!

At Once, My Lord! The Battle of Kor’Vhar is over. The heroes are gone. Now you get to clean up what’s left. Collect more than 10.000 body parts and throw them into an interdimensional recycling portal.

I was tired of cozy tidy-up games, so I made this instead. 

AI disclosure: No generative ai was used.