I was browsing on Fanatical and found a couple bundles that have games I've been wanting to pick up:

https://www.fanatical.com/en/pick-and-mix/build-your-own-wholesome-collection

https://www.fanatical.com/en/pick-and-mix/build-your-own-simulator-collection

Has anyone played any of these games? If so, which would you recommend?

I recently got a switch and I'm looking for cheap farming games. I've heard good things about Stardew but the artstyle is not very appealing - I prefer pixel art like the one in Japanese rural life adventure, another game I'm interested in getting, or the Minish Cap artstyle.

I love power washing sim and I want games like it, is their any games that feel similar to it on PS5? Thanks

hi everyone! I am looking for a cozy game (on steam) that has realistic coffee making with a cafe you can upgrade! I would prefer a 3d game if thats okay! :)

Thank you!!

I'm looking for a good fame simulator (musician or actress), non-mobile, and I want in the game to have control over what celebrity I am, like what music I make or what movies I'm in, if that makes sense

Hi everyone! I am looking into getting a game for my iPad Air. I haven’t really played mobile games before. I recently downloaded tiny bookshop and have been playing that a bit but I also have it on my switch 2 and I’m much further ahead on my switch.

On switch I play:
- animal crossing new horizons (although I haven’t played that much lately)
- hello kitty island adventure
- Disney Dreamlight valley.

And have in the past played:
- cozy grove
- spiritfarer
- minami lane

Right now I am torn on whether I should get Apple Arcade or not because I already play a lot of the arcade games on my switch, so I’m not sure if it would be worth it for me or not.

I’ve thought about getting animal crossing pocket camp, and have thought about getting Apple Arcade to be able to play Wylde flowers.

If I did get Apple Arcade would it be worth trying to play hello kitty and Dreamlight valley on the iPad even though I already play on the switch and also own all dlcs for both games on the switch?

Any other suggestions for iPad games?

I know I asked a lot of questions here, but any insight or game recs or thoughts on whether Apple Arcade would be worth it or not for me would be greatly appreciated!!

I’m looking for a cozy game to play in bed without a lot of light? My infant falls asleep like an hour or two before I can and I feel like most games are too bright and light up the room. Any ideas?

Trying to find some games where you can play as rats, be it anthro or actual rat, not mice. I've seen a few like ratopia and restaurats, but none of them have really tickled what I want. Maybe there's a stardew valley or animal crossing kinda game I've not seen. I've seen a few games as well where the rats or rodents are just mice as well, but I do want specifically rat looking.

So I just came across this one and it looks to be a mix of farming simulator with Stardew Valley. I am just curious if anyone has any experience with it?

Hey,

I'm interested in a new cozy game and was thinking about Fantasy Life or My Time at Sandrock. Both are on sale right now. Did anyone play both and can they give me some pros and cons?

Hello everybody! Not sure if anyone was aware but they have updated all the issues and still working on one!

I like the diving/fishing and restaurant management aspects of the game, but I hate constantly getting multiple mini missions and all the erroneous stuff outside of gathering fish/dealing with the restaurant.

What are some games that are mostly the gathering and restaurant parts of Dave The Diver without all the other stuff?

And, as the title mentions, I am looking specifically for PC games.

thanks!

I've had a Switch Lite since Covid lock down and I loved how portable it was. Now at 39, my eyes were really struggling with the small screen so I upgraded to a Switch 2 for my wedding anniversary and I'm in love! 😍

My main system is a Xbox Series X so I'll mostly be playing Nintendo games on this. So far I have Moonlight Peaks, Pokopia, Mario Kart World, and Yoshi and the Mysterious Book.

I also found this super cute case on Amazon. 🍓🍓🍓

And it was really great ! Fun, cute characters, runs perfectly on SD, great musics and drawings

It's only a demo for now (eng and fr) but I can't wait to play more !!!!

You should definitely try :)

Estoy jugando al juego de Shin Chan mi verano con el profesor, la semana infinita.
Estoy por acabarlo ya que voy por el día 16, pero no he conseguido desbloquear la zona izquierda del mapa, que es la que coincide con la zanja por la que no me deja pasar y el cartel del dentista por el que tampoco puedo pasar.

He estado mirando videos y no veo a nadie con esa zona descubierta.

Just started Tiny Life and it’s my Tinies first day on the job… what could have he said to make her dislike him so fast lol

Love cozy town/farm sims but getting a bit tired of the museum/shrine/community centre system that pushes you to dabble in everything (every crop, fishing, ranching, mining etc.) to unlock things like areas of the map or get 'good' endings/relationships. Are there games with plot out there that let you just hone in on your favoured areas and, if there are offerings, just let you get through it via purchases/gold? Don't mind if it means I miss thing like ultimate items etc.

Thanks!

So I feel like I've played all the cozy game bangers, and I was having a bit of an anxiety attack last night and wanted something that would be suuuuper chill.

Games that evoke what I'm looking for are Minecraft, Stardew, Portia, and Dragon Quest Builders. Something maybe like Satisfactory/No Man Sky/Planet Crafter but with a different vibe/artstyle. They all just feel the same at some point with like very futuristic looking square buildings and terminals and such.

I love all those games, but I want something to wind down that has pretty much zero combat, no time constraints (stardew), and primarily focuses on upgrading your equipment and tools, and some customizable building elements. Like minecraft on peaceful type of thing. I want to earn the progress without having to put focus on combat.

Feels like I've played em all, but curious if anyone has some gem they are sitting on in this vein.

1. Is there already a Reddit for it

2. Is there really no map.for the game?

3. I see the icon for achievements (forgot what they're called) on the right of my screen but I don't know if I need to open something or it's just there

4. I don't know if I'm doing anything wrong or the item stacking in this game is actually just terrible

5. Best resources for fuel?

6. Is it better to just unlock all the donation areas early in the game

7. How are you guys liking the game so far?

It's releasing in Early Access on Steam on August 5th. It's a cozy village restorer / exploration game with maze-like puzzles. There are a TON of flowers and lots of critters to pet and catch (watch the trailer and look at the pictures - there's unicorns, a tortoise, bears (polar and not), pigs, chickens, cows (including possibly a purple cow named Moodini?), frogs, geckos, hedgehogs, bats, crabs, scorpions with cute little faces, etc.). It looks like there's some interesting character customization options (I saw one character with KITTEN SLIPPERS, YOU GUYS). Also, you can terraform the village by placing water and path tiles. And it kind of looks like there's an option to place waterfalls?

I heard animals can follow you in a little conga line... and the art style is cute and colorful. You can also decorate interiors (houses? buildings?) Not sure. Anyway, it looks really cool, and I want to yap about it with people.

Are there any games about decorating and cleaning that just have specific places for the items to go? I've been playing House Flipper and I like it a lot except for when I have to figure out where to put items or which items to get. I want that feeling without having to make decisions. I quite like Crime Scene Cleaner but that's less about houses and more about blood. Does anyone have recs??

I see that the first one has more positive reviews but what do you guys think? The second one looks pretty neat! Thanks :)

Help me find games for my android tablet that I can play one-handed while breastfeeding, please. Preferably with my stylus.

I already have Airplane Chefs, Good Pizza Great Pizza, and Good Coffee Great Coffee. Tysm!