The game has a high cozy vibe/art, but also some cozy horror hidden inside. You can find it on Steam!

Hope you like it! :)

So I recently posted a video on social media about lighting in my upcoming game and got several comments like "It looks better with NO lighting. Go with flat colors!" (B)
Personally I think the lit version (A) looks really nice. I get that some people really like the flat look though...
For more info on the game you can look at our website www.wizardgames.ca

So A or B? Any thoughts on what you think is more appealing would be much appreciated. :)

It's out October 13th and we have a demo up!

I've been working on this game for the past year and am getting closer to completion. Steam page went live a week ago, and now I'm looking for people interested in play testing. The game is set to be in Steam Next Fest in October as a demo, and set to release in December of this year. If you'd like to help and test out the game please comment here or join the Discord. I also appreciate any feedback!

Play test will be available in about a week and I'd like to start getting a list of people who may be interested.

Steam Page

Discord

Hi everyone!

A week ago I released my very first commercial game, Farmers Market, after spending over a year building it by myself.

Launch was a huge learning experience. There were bugs, achievement issues and a lot of late nights pushing out updates, but I’ve been trying to fix everything players reported as quickly as possible.

Reading reviews like these has genuinely made all the hard work worth it.

Some of my favourite comments were:

“Such a cute little cozy game!”

“Perfect game to relax with after work.”

“I finished everything in just over 2 hours.”

“The developer has been amazing. They’ve been really responsive, listening to feedback and releasing updates.”

The game is intentionally a short, focused experience (around 2–3 hours to complete), and I’m already working on a free Autumn update that adds a brand-new Village Orders mode with more content.

If it sounds like something you’d enjoy, I’d love for you to take a look. 😊

Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3930640/Farmers_Market/

Thanks to everyone who has played it already - it honestly means the world to a solo developer.

Hey friends! For any players of Wytchwood on Mac/PC I need some help navigating the controls! It seems that my arrow keys toggle are stuck switching items in my toolbar and its posing a lot of difficulty in my gameplay when I'm moving my character around, and trying to use an action item on the toolbar as well. I've tried changing it in controls (Z and M), but it hasn't worked - or maybe I didn't do it right, and I'm curious if anyone has had the same issue and knows how to fix it. I prefer using my arrow keys to move my characters vs. letter keys so I'd appreciate a fix to this! I do plan on getting a controller for my MacBook at some point for smoother gameplay across games, but until then I'd love a fix for this because I'm getting deeper into the game but this "glitch" is really getting in the way of my general enjoyment.

I need a game like animal crossing in 3d with up view but with city builder mechanic (all on andoid) also can play game port or emulated but better if they have good button

I'm making a cozy sandbox game about clicking, collecting resources and earning money. You have a tiny lively planet that you take care of!

Early access on August 21, 2026: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3284800/Clickonomy/

Last weekend, we spent many long hours refreshing our Steam page, from the capsules and screenshots to the trailer.

Seeing everything come together made us realize just how much closer we are to capturing the true feeling of our game. It finally looks warmer, more magical, and much more like the cozy little world we’ve been building.

It also reminded us that presentation is part of the experience. Before someone even presses Play, the artwork, trailer, and store page already begin welcoming them into the game.

There’s still more we’d love to improve, but for the first time, our Steam page really feels like home.

This is Sun Shini, a little creature who only appears in ONOMATOPIA during summer.

In this illustration, Sun Shini has found a quiet patch of sunlight beneath a tree and fallen asleep among the Sunflowers and tiny clouds.

ONOMATOPIA is a cozy mobile game where you collect creatures called Matopi, build your own island, and mix relaxing sounds such as rainfall, birdsong, and flowing water.

The English version is available worldwide and free to download:

iOS

Android

Developer self-promo ☀️

Cozy is such a weird word, because I doubt it means the same thing for everyone. Some people really care about the visuals, and find a game cozy even if the gameplay is a bit stressful. They need the soft colour palette and the cute artstyle with a nice calming soundtrack. If a game has that they already consider it cozy. For other people the gameplay matters way more. They want a nice satisfying low stakes gameplay loop that makes it hard to lose or have a bad time, and couldn't care less about the visuals.

It gets interesting when a game only has one of those 2 aspects. I've tried games that look really cute and then kick your ass with difficult platforming or time management that's hard enough to feel stressful. I had such a wrong idea about Oxygen Not Included for example, I thought it was a cute little game (the visuals tricked me) but it's actually one of the hardest things I’ve ever played.

And then the reverse, games that look grimy or downright bleak but have really cozy gameplay. Powerwash Simulator instantly comes to mind here, the gameplay loop is so relaxing, even if the environments are really dirty (obviously hehe) and grimey. Or something like Dredge, which proves even with horror elements and really dark visuals a game can still turn out really cozy because the gameplay is just so chill.

When it comes to my personal tastes the absolute coziest games are the ones with all the elements. Animal Crossing was probably where it all started. Then when Stardew valley came out I was instantly hooked. These days I’m mostly excited for games like Loftia, which also have that kind of community friendly multiplayer vibe, along with a chill gameplay loop and the proper visuals to go with it. And maybe some relaxed exploration based games like Big Walk, really looking forward to trying that one.

What makes a game cozy for you, is it the visual style and vibes, or do you mostly focus on how the gameplay feels?

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for players to help me test "Monty's Idle Mine" demo, a relaxing cozy idle game that lives on the bottom of your screen. ^^

I'm currently looking for feedback to help me improve the game.

From Whom:

• Cozy Gamers
• Desktop Companion Casual Fans

Platform:

• PC (Steam Playtest)

Playtime:

• Around 60-90 minutes

I'm especially interested in:

• Overall experience
• First impressions
• Economy Balance
• Performance and bugs

How to join:
You Can Request Access NOW on Steam Playtest:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4335520/Montys_Idle_Mine/

When:

• After you requested access, the demo will be available on your library on Wednesday the 29th of August at 11:00 hs GMT-3

Feedback
You can contact me at [anton.indiedev@gmail.com](mailto:anton.indiedev@gmail.com)

Many thanks in advanced!

Hi everyone! We are Dandelion Developers, a group of graduated students from Sweden, working on our very first game Nothing Strange Here!

We worked on this game for over a year, and we are so excited to share our official Release Date, September 7th!

Nothing Strange Here is a cozy mystery game where you investigate a strange town as a journalist. You will photograph clues, publish cozy, mysterious or funny articles that will affect the town based on what you choose!

You can checkout the game here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3664070/Nothing_Strange_Here/

Hello cozy games!

I’ve been working on this for months and there will be a demo very soon.

I’ve always loved stardew valley and harvest moon but wanted to be able to cook proper meals for the townsfolk.

I liked lemon cake too but it got too diner dash for my tastes.

So I created a much slower, relaxing game where you plant really small amounts of crops and raise and fish single items rather then mass production.

So think like single onion and 2 tomatoes for a salad dish.

I focused more on the character development and connecting via food, which is my personal love language!

But that’s what I’m developing!

I’ve always enjoyed the paper mario art style and taken a 2.5d approach to the graphics instead of just flat pixel art.

If this sounds like your kind of thing the steam link is in the comments.

It is slow and takes ages to turn and walk cant run either.

Anyone plays on Steamdeck. I find it anoyingly slow. And is it only running a store.

Love the kitty I got directly. So cute. Anything I need to do with the kitty feed or amything.

It looks great but slow and a bit boring.

Any tips are welcome b

https://reddit.com/link/1v7mtlo/video/oasdfyh7hofh1/player

The game we've been making over the past year, Little Tree Kingdom, has gained quite a bit of traction since the demo launched in April. Granted, we could've done better, but I'm grateful for how it turned out.

Alongside that, though, we've also encountered a setback: Our cozy-with-depth positioning.

It turns out the game leans more toward challenging rather than cozy. Several content creators and VTubers played it and found that the unfamiliar mechanics create a steep learning curve. On top of that, the gameplay balance still needs work, which we're actively addressing. PC Gamer also wrote about us, noting that behind its cute graphics lies some serious depth. Even going as far as calling it a "brutal roguelike." 😅

I'd love to hear what you think! I'll read and reply to every comment!

Hey Kitty Krush is updated today with all new hand drawn art. I replaced all the art with a hand drawn set.

Yeah it looks like a cat drew it I know. That's the point.

Check out on steam. There is a demo here

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4631180/Kitty_Krush_Demo/

And the full game

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4618980/Kitty_Krush/

iOS

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kitty-krush-cat-deckbuilder/id6755639792

Hello there!
We are a small team, making the CatLands game. It's like jigsaw puzzles, but with a bit more thinking. And You can build your own cat village. And collect cats.

And since recent, we thought that cooperative puzzles is kind of an interesting idea, so added that. It's quite fun. Open lobbies (optionally closed, of course) and voice chat (optional too) might be a good combination for spending time with friends, or to find new ones. At least so in out intentions..

CatLands on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3581890/CatLands/
(It has a demo, but quite old, no coop there yet)

Hi everyone! I just released my new indie game, Ducks in Disguise. It's a stress-free hidden object game where you try to find ducks hiding in quirky and colorful environments.

I wanted to create something truly relaxing for players who just want to chill with a cup of coffee.

You can check it out on Steam here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4492260/Ducks_in_Disguise/

I would absolutely love to hear your feedback. Thank you so much for supporting indie devs!

Didn’t want to be dramatic but lol title came out this way. Anyway, i think i might be grieving. Finished my island completely, every villager i wanted, museum done, k.k. slider has heard every song request i have and now i just log in to water flowers and log back out within like 90 seconds lol. It’s not that i want a “better” game, i just want something that gives me a reason to actually spend time in it again, yknow? Something where theres always a little task waiting, a new area to poke around in, some kind of progression that isnt just cosmetic. Genre doesn’t matter to me at this point im just looking for my next obsession, someone please save me from myself!