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March 8, 2023

The 25 Best Cozy Games to Play on PC and Console

Updated on April 24th, 2025

I love playing cozy games, especially after a long day you can sit back and relax with a video game. In this post, I wanted to share my list of the best cozy games for PC and consoles that I have played over the years.

What are Cozy Games?

Cozy games are games that are laidback, and you can pick them up whenever you want to relax. Cozy games do not focus on combat like shooting and fighting games. However, cozy games can have combat such as Stardew Valley, but combat has such a minimal focus, and other areas of the game such as farming and rebuilding the community have a larger focus. With that said, it can vary from person to person what they consider a cozy game as one person may not like farming games, but instead, prefer puzzle games and vice versa. In general, if a game is relaxing, it is cozy. All the games on this list I have personally played and I would recommend them if you are wanting to play a cozy game.

The 25 Best Cozy Games

#1 Alba: A Wildlife Adventure

In Alba, you play as Alba when she visits her grandparents for a week on the fictional Spanish island Secarral. After Alba helps save a stranded dolphin, she establishes a wildlife rescue league with her friend Ines. However, the mayor announces that a luxury hotel will be built at the location of the local wildlife reserve, and the girls will do whatever it takes to stop the hotel. As Alba, you explore the whole island of Secarral, take photos of the wildlife, complete quests, and collect signatures to stop the hotel. At the end of the game, you can continue playing to take any missing photos and complete any last side quests.

Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $16.99+

The first game on my cozy games list. A screenshot from Alba: A Wildlife Adventure. Alba is at the wildlife reserve and she fixed the boardwalk section that was burned in the fire.

#2 Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Animal Crossing: New Horizons (ACNH) is the latest Animal Crossing game where you move to a deserted island. In ACNH, you can decorate your whole island and your house, build and customize furniture, catch fish, bugs, and sea creatures, plant flowers and crops, find fossils, complete quests, play with friends, and more. The game also takes place in real-time and there are events throughout the year based on holidays including Festivale, Bunny Day, Turkey Day, Toy Day, and New Year’s Eve.

Also, ACNH has the Happy Homes Paradise DLC for $24.99 where you decorate vacation homes for villagers as well as several facilities including a school, cafe, restaurant, hospital, and an apparel shop. The DLC is a nice addition to the game especially if you love decorating.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons is available on Nintendo Switch for $59.99

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A screenshot from Animal Crossing: New Horizons, which is the second cozy game on this list. Both my daughter and I are standing in the snow on my island and we are wearing New Years hats and we shot off confetti.

#3 Assemble with Care

Assemble with Care is made by the same developers as Alba: A Wildlife Adventure. In Assemble with Care, you play as antique restorer Maria as she visits the fictional town of Bellariva. She helps the townspeople fix their broken possessions while you learn more about their personal lives and their own fractured relationships. The game is rather short as there are only 13 chapters and an epilogue, but it is a laidback game. In each of the chapters, you repair items from a cassette player and a camera to a watch and a projector.

Assemble with Care is available on Steam for $7.99

The next cozy game on this list. A screenshot from Assemble with Care of the chapter where Maria is fixing a broken camera.

#4 Beacon Pines

Beacon Pines is a unique game because you play as Luka as he investigates the mysteries in Beacon Pines. As you interact with the characters and environment, you earn charms, which are words that are used during turning points of the story. Some charms lead to abrupt endings of the story and from there, you can use a different charm at the turning points to reach the true ending of the game. The story is a bit creepy, but the game itself is cozy.

Beacon Pines is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox for $19.99

The fourth cozy game on this list. A screenshot of Beacon Pines. Luka is talking to his best friend Rolo in their treehouse about what their plan for the summer is.

#5 Bear and Breakfast

Bear and Breakfast is a cute management game where you play as Hank the bear and run various bed and breakfasts. At the first location, you are limited in what you can do and build, but as you progress in the game, you unlock more quests and locations. At each location, you can gather various resources to build and decorate rooms and bathrooms and in later locations, you build kitchens, dining rooms, and entertainment rooms. Bear and Breakfast is a unique take on a management-style game.

Bear and Breakfast is available on Steam, Epic Games, and Nintendo Switch for $19.99.

The fifth cozy game on this list. A screenshot from Bear and Breakfast. Hank is standing in the bed and breakfast I designed in Highlake.

#6 Coffee Talk

In Coffee Talk, you work as a barista where you talk to customers and make their drinks. The game is set in an alternative Seattle where orcs, elves, aliens, and other fantasy races live together with humans, but the hardships they face are relatable to the real modern world. Coffee Talk is a great cozy game if you enjoy narrative-driven games.

Coffee Talk is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $12.99+

Another cozy game on this list. A screenshot from Coffee Talk where Myrtle the orc, Aqua the oceanic person, and Freya the human are talking about Freya's book she is writing.

#7 Disney Dreamlight Valley

Dreamlight Valley has been overrun with night thorns due to the Forgetting, and it is up to you to bring the magic back to the valley. Dreamlight Valley is similar to Animal Crossing: New Horizons in that you can collect resources, farm, mine, fish, decorate the valley, complete quests, and unlock more Disney and Pixar characters and level up their friendship. Disney Dreamlight Valley is currently in early access, and there are regular updates, but it is leaving early access on December 5th. Also, they are planning on adding multiplayer gameplay as well.

Disney Dreamlight Valley is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $29.99

The next cozy game on this list. A screenshot from Disney Dreamlight Valley. I am standing in front of my house by pumpkin patch. Stitch is following me around Wall-e is also looking at the planted pumpkins.

#8 Escape Academy

If you are a fan of escape rooms, I recommend playing Escape Academy. In the game, you play as a student at Escape Academy who is training to become the ultimate Escapist. You solve various escape room-type puzzles to earn badges, and there is a hint system if you do get stuck on a puzzle. Also, you can play the game solo or with a friend.

Escape Academy is available on Steam, Epic Games, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99

One of the puzzles in Escape Academy where you are competing against your rival. In this puzzle, you have to move 3 of the statues that have names that can be read on both sides of the arena without the letters being flipped.

#9 Firewatch

In Firewatch, you play as Henry who left his life behind to work as a fire lookout in the Wyoming wilderness. Your only contact with the outside world is with your supervisor Delilah through your handheld radio. In the game, you explore the wilderness and complete various tasks as a fire lookout, which does make it a cozy game.

Firewatch is available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99

A screenshot from the beginning of Firewatch when you first arrive at the lookout tower. It is night and the lookout tower is illuminated by the moon in the background.

#10 Florence

Florence is a short game where Florence Yeoh feels stuck in her life until she meets cello player Krish who changes everything about how she sees the world and herself. There are very few words in the game, and you complete various tasks such as putting puzzle pieces together to resemble a conversation or creating artwork with various shapes. Even though the game is short, it is meaningful.

Florence is available on Steam and Nintendo Switch for $5.99

A screenshot from Florence when Florence and Krish are talking and you have to put the 8 puzzle pieces together.

#11 Harvest Moon

Harvest Moon is one of my favorite cozy game series. The games follow a similar premise where you are given a small farm, and you can grow crops, tend to livestock, gather materials, make friends, and get married. However, each of the games has a different storyline, and in Harvest Moon: Light of Hope your main quest is save the town and the lighthouse, and in Harvest Moon: One World, you need to bring the Harvest Goddess back.

Harvest Moon: Light of Hope is available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99+

A screenshot from Harvest Moon Light of Hope. My character is standing outside of her house in front of the crop field.
Harvest Moon: Light of Hope

#12 House Flipper

In House Flipper, you buy, renovate, and sell homes. You also have various job offers to clean, repair, and renovate other homes. There is also several DLC for House Flipper including Pets DLC for $14.99 which has a new neighborhood with homes you can buy and jobs for you to do, and you can also adopt pets and even bring your dogs or cats to your jobs! Along with dogs and cats, you can adopt rabbits, hamsters, guinea pigs, rats, iguanas, turtles, snakes, spiders, fish, and birds.

House Flipper is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $24.99

A screenshot from House Flipper where I am working on a renovation job and I brought my 2 dogs to work with me.

#13 Jenny LeClue – Detectivu

Jenny LeClue is a mystery-adventure game where you play as Jenny when her mother is accused of murder. Jenny soon discovers the town of Arthurton is not what it seems, and you have to uncover the truth of what happened. I love mystery games, and Jenny LeClue was right up my alley.

Jenny LeClue – Detectivu is available on Steam and Nintendo Switch for $19.99+

A screenshot from Jenny LeClue Detectivu where Jenny is in her mother's classroom.

#14 Lake

In Lake, you play as Meredith when she takes a break from her career in the big city to deliver mail in her hometown. It is peaceful driving around the town in the mail truck and delivering letters and packages. You also get to know various characters in town and based on your choices throughout the game, you will get 1 of 3 endings.

Lake is available on Steam, Epic Games, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99

A screenshot of Meredith delivering a package to the General Store. It is a rainy morning and the sky is dark.

#15 Minecraft

When you think of Minecraft, you may not think of it as a cozy game given that there are creepers, zombies, skeletons, and other hostile mobs in the game. However, you can play in Peaceful mode where none of the hostile mobs will spawn. Also, you can play in Creative mode instead of Survival where you can explore the world and build with unlimited resources. My daughter loves playing Minecraft, and we regularly play together in Peaceful Creative mode as she loves to build.

Minecraft is available on PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99+

A screenshot of the playground I built with my daughter in Minecraft

#16 Nancy Drew

The Nancy Drew PC games are one of my favorite game series. There are 33 Nancy Drew games in all, and in the point-and-click games, you play as Nancy who is an amateur detective. In the games, you investigate mysterious hauntings, accidents, disappearances, and more, and I definitely recommend playing them if you enjoy mystery puzzle games.

The Nancy Drew games are available on Steam and PC for $6.99+

A screenshot from Nancy Drew Ghost of Thornton Hall. Nancy is in the parlor and looking at Clara whose daughter went missing.
Nancy Drew Ghost of Thornton Hall

#17 Never Alone

In Never Alone, you play as both Nuna and Fox as they search for the source of an eternal blizzard. The game includes various puzzles and draws on traditional stories from the Iñupiat, an Alaska Native people. The game is atmospheric and you definitely feel like you are in the Artic, and the puzzles are not too difficult to solve. You can also play co-op where one player controls Nuna and the other Fox.

Never Alone is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $12.99+

A screenshot from Never Alone. Fox climbed the ice wall and put the rope down so Nuna could climb up the wall

#18 Night in the Woods

In this game, you play as Mae who returns home after dropping out of college. You explore the town of Possum Springs and reconnect with old friends, but strange things are on going in the town. The game is set in the fall around Halloween, which I love, and the game is also narrative-driven, and you can make choices throughout the game.

Night in the Woods is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99

A screenshot from Night in the Woods. Mae is outside the dinner with her friends Gregg, Angus, and Bea, and Mae said it's really great to be back.

#19 Planet Coaster

I loved playing Roller Coaster Tycoon as a kid, and Planet Coaster is like an updated Roller Coaster Tycoon where you build and manage a theme park. In the game, there are several modes you can play including Career mode where you take over a pre-existing theme park and you have specific scenarios to complete. There is also Sandbox mode where you can build your theme park from the ground up and there are no money restrictions. Lastly, there is Challenge mode where you build your own theme park, but you are limited on money. You also have the ability to place premade roller coasters, build your own, or download one from the Steam Workshop. The creators of Planet Coaster also made Planet Zoo where instead of a theme park, you run a zoo.

Planet Coaster is available on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox for $44.99+

A theme park I built in sandbox mode in Planet Coaster.

#20 A Short Hike

In A Short Hike, you play as Claire as you hike around Hawk Peak Provincial Park to reach the summit of the mountain. You can explore the island, meet other hikers, and gather golden feathers that allow you to climb and fly further. You can play the game at your own pace as there is no rush to reach the summit, and it is a delightful cozy game.

A Short Hike is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $7.99

A screenshot of A Short Hike. Claire is standing outside the visitor's center where Ranger Jon is sitting by the bonfire. A raccoon kid is also painting at the visitor's center.

#21 The Sims 4

The Sims is another one of my favorite game series, and in The Sims 4, you can create your own sims, build your own houses and community lots, and control their lives. I currently own all The Sims 4 expansion packs, which I have ranked, and also, I made a list of the best Sims 4 challenges for create-a-sim, build mode, and gameplay that makes the game more interesting. If life simulation games interest you, I definitely recommend checking out The Sims 4.

The Sims 4 base game is available on EA, Steam, Epic Games, PlayStation, and Xbox for free

A screenshot from the High School Years expansion pack in The Sims 4 where two sims are talking together in the bubble tea and thrift store.
The Sims 4 High School Years

#22 Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley is always recommended as a cozy game to play, and it truly is a cozy game. In Stardew Valley, you inherited your grandfather’s old farm where you begin your new life. You can grow crops, raise animals, start an orchard, and more. You can also mine, fish, forage, cook, and craft recipes, and there are over 30 characters to meet in Stardew Valley including 12 marriage candidates. Furthermore, there are seasonal festivals that take place, and you have the choice of restoring Stardew Valley to its former glory or joining Joja Corporation. Lastly, you can play Stardew Valley in single-player or multiplayer mode!

Stardew Valley is available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $14.99

A screenshot from Stardew Valley. My character is standing outside of her house by her small crop field.

#23 The Tenants

In The Tenants, you play as a landlord and design apartments, rent them out to tenants, and manage your tenants. You can also take on freelance jobs to earn more money. If you like building in The Sims, I think you would enjoy The Tenants because I certainly do.

The Tenants is available on Steam and Epic Games for $24.99

A screenshot of one of the freelance jobs in The Tenants where you have to decorate the kitchen and living room of the apartment.

#24 Unpacking

Unpacking is a casual game where you unpack boxes of possessions and find a place for them. There are 8 different house moves you play through, and you learn more about the character and her story as the game progresses.

Unpacking is available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99

A screenshot of the first room in Unpacking where you unpack 3 boxes of possessions.

#25 Untitled Goose Game

The last game on this list is Untitled Goose Game. In the game, you play as a goose who wreaks havoc on a small village. There are tasks to complete in each area of the village, and once you complete the game, even more tasks are unlocked, which adds replayability. Untitled Goose Game also added a co-op mode, and both you and your friend can be geese!

Untitled Goose Game is available on Steam, Epic Games, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox for $19.99

The last game on my cozy games list. A screenshot from Untitled Goose Game. I completed the task of getting into the garden.

If you are interested in any of these games but do not want to pay full price, you can always wait for a sale. Steam regularly has sales, and its biggest sales are during the spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Nintendo will occasionally have these games on sale, but I recommend adding the games to your wish list so you are notified when they do go on sale.


What are your favorite cozy games to play?

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  1. Mr Malik says

    July 20, 2023 at 1:32 pm

    Most of these games are new to us. Thank you for the suggestions!
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    • talesofbelle says

      August 18, 2023 at 9:12 am

      You’re welcome!

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  2. Rameen says

    July 8, 2023 at 6:04 am

    What a great list of cozy games. I love all cozy games.

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    • talesofbelle says

      August 10, 2023 at 4:37 pm

      Thanks and me too!

      Reply
  3. Allie Mackin says

    March 16, 2023 at 1:49 am

    I am not big on video games but some of these look fun and loving the graphics particularly Fire Watch.

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:16 pm

      Fire Watch does have great graphics, and the story was intriguing and at times, a bit sad.

      Reply
  4. Jordanne || Ofaglasgowgirl says

    March 15, 2023 at 2:50 pm

    I love cosy games! I’m very much into ACNH right now, especially at night when my little one is in bed. This is a great list, Dreamlight Valley is on my lost of games to get, can’t wait to play it.

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:20 pm

      I love cosy games too and that’s great you have time to play ACNH in the evenings!
      I definitely recommend Dreamlight Valley because it reminds me a lot of ACNH, but instead of animal villagers, you have Disney and Pixar characters!

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  5. Charity says

    March 11, 2023 at 4:07 pm

    What a great list of cozy games! Thanks so much for sharing! I will have to check them out!

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:24 pm

      Thanks and you’re welcome!

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  6. Mummy Conquering Anxiety says

    March 11, 2023 at 11:07 am

    Great suggestions. I used to love The Sims and I haven’t heard of some of the other games which follow a similar format. Playing these would definitely help me mentally.

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:28 pm

      Thank you! You should definitely check out some of these games because it is nice to take a break and relax.

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  7. Her Digital Coffee says

    March 10, 2023 at 9:33 pm

    There are so many lovely games on this list that I’d love to play. I used to play Nancy Drew all the time and seeing it here brought back some great memories! I like the sound of Lake, Coffee Time, and Sims. Thanks for sharing!

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:34 pm

      Thank you! I LOVE the Nancy Drew games, and I feel like replaying a few soon!
      Lake is amazing because you get to drive around and deliver mail and talk to the residents. I also enjoyed Coffee Time and making the drinks was a fun addition. The Sims is one of my favorite games right now and I’ve been loving the new infant update!

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  8. Mind Beauty Simplicity says

    March 9, 2023 at 11:26 pm

    love cozy video games! the sims will always be a favorite of mine & animal crossing was one I went to during the pandemic for an escape. it’s relaxing to unwind & immerse yourself in these digital worlds.

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:48 pm

      I love cozy games too! The Sims is one of my favorite games too, and I played ACNH a ton as well during the pandemic then my daughter joined in playing too.
      I completely agree!

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  9. JamieAdStories says

    March 9, 2023 at 9:01 pm

    Great list of games! Minecraft is very popular and I am intrigued to find it can be cosy.

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 1:56 pm

      Thank you! Minecraft is super popular, and without the hostile mobs, it can be cozy to just build and explore the world.

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  10. GWT says

    March 9, 2023 at 6:36 pm

    Why have I only heard of about 2 of these games? Saying that, I’ll be onboard with the Nancy Drew game, seeing that I must have read through the entire series growing up.

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 12:55 pm

      I read some of the Nancy Drew books when I was a kid too and that’s what got me into the PC games! I definitely recommend them because you get to play as Nancy and solve puzzles and all different kinds of mysteries!

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  11. Samantha says

    March 9, 2023 at 5:02 pm

    Oh there’s so many games on here that I currently play! I’m obsessed with Stardew Valley and Animal crossing, they’re both games I can play for hours.

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 12:56 pm

      That’s awesome! I played both of those games a lot too and I think my ACNH gameplay is over 100 hours now haha

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  12. Unwanted Life says

    March 9, 2023 at 4:23 pm

    I used to enjoy playing Sims, althought I’m also aware that people can do some messed up things to the Sims if they choose to, so not always as cozy ha ha ha

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 12:57 pm

      Given that you have so much freedom in The Sims, people can do messed up things, but for the everyday player, it can be cozy!

      Reply
  13. Georgina Grogan says

    March 9, 2023 at 4:18 pm

    I love the idea of a cosy game! I play cod at nights but sometimes you end up more stressed out!

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:14 pm

      I can definitely see how cod can make you more stressed! I would recommend trying one of these cozy games!

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  14. I'm All Booked Up says

    March 9, 2023 at 2:57 pm

    We haven’t heard of most of these games. Thanks for the recommendations!

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:15 pm

      You’re welcome! There are a lot of great games on this list!

      Reply
  15. Simona says

    March 9, 2023 at 12:16 pm

    Animal Crossing & The Sims are the only ones I have played before, but I must admit most of these have tickled my fancy and I am just going to get my Switch charged so I can download a couple of them later! Thankyou Karalee xx

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:36 pm

      Both Animal Crossing and The Sims are fantastic games! That’s great to hear and I hope you enjoy the new games!

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  16. Hannah says

    March 9, 2023 at 11:10 am

    Cosy games are my favourite genre! Stardew Valley, House Flipper, and AC are probably my favs from this list. I’d also recommend Cattails, where you play as a cat in a wilderness colony (I’ve been playing that a lot recently).

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 12:59 pm

      Cozy games are my favorite too! Those are great games, and I’m excited for House Flipper 2! Cattails sounds like a cute game!

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  17. Amy Phillips says

    March 9, 2023 at 11:09 am

    Great list of games. I am more of a playstation gamer but currently my cozy game is Hogwarts Legacy – I’ve spent hours just walking/flying around the map

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:36 pm

      Thanks! I really want to play Hogwarts Legacy, and it does sound like a cozy game!

      Reply
  18. Monika Gil says

    March 9, 2023 at 9:14 am

    I absolutely love “Assemble with care” and “Firewatch” – they are such a beautiful games! I am a big fan of games so I will check out the other ones that I don’t recognise!

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:37 pm

      Both of them are great games! That’s good to hear!

      Reply
  19. Drew Alexander Ross says

    March 9, 2023 at 1:22 am

    Great list! Firewatch sounds like something I’d enjoy. And the Sims is a classic! Thanks for sharing 🙂

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 1:00 pm

      I really enjoyed Firewatch because you do feel like you are out in nature and you also experience the isolation that brings too. The Sims is a classic!

      Reply
  20. JP says

    March 8, 2023 at 11:22 pm

    I’ve been dying to play Disney Dreamlight Valley and I LOVE Harvest Moon! Great picks!

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:39 pm

      Thank you! I definitely recommend Dreamlight Valley, especially with all the updates they’re doing! What is your favorite Harvest Moon game?

      Reply
  21. Lucy says

    March 8, 2023 at 10:06 pm

    I used to adore playing Animal Crossing on my Nintendo DS when I was a kid! These are such good games! x

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 1:03 pm

      I’ve played Animal Crossing: New Leaf on the 3DS, but none of the earlier games. I do like ACNH better though because you do have more freedom than New Leaf!

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  22. Mehsi says

    March 8, 2023 at 8:55 pm

    So many of my favs here! Animal Crossing, Harvest Moon (the good one though), Short Hike, Unpacking, Stardew Valley. Love love this post~

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 1:04 pm

      Thank you and those are all great games! What is your favorite Harvest Moon game?

      Reply
  23. Cam @Vicoli and Caffè says

    March 8, 2023 at 7:20 pm

    I loved this list! It was amazing and I noted down three more games to add to my wishlist: Assemble with Care, Coffee Talk and Never Alone. Coffee Talk really intrigues me!

    For the others, I had already A Short Hoke and Beacon Pines on my watch. I cannot really wait to put my hands on the latter. I saw alòready a gameplay but cannot wait to play it for myself. Also kudos for citing the Nancy Drew games! Those are some of my to go comfy games

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:40 pm

      Thank you! Assemble with Care, Coffee Talk, and Never Alone are fantastic games! Coffee Talk is especially great if you like story-based games.
      A Short Hike is a fun game and I really liked Beacon Pines too! I love the Nancy Drew games because it is fun solving puzzles and figuring out the mystery!

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  24. Melanie says

    March 8, 2023 at 6:33 pm

    I have quite a few of these already but The Sims 4 will ALWAYS be my favourite. I remember getting Unpacking when it first came out after seeing it trending on TikTok but I am yet to finish it

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:42 pm

      I LOVE The Sims 4! Did you not finish Unpacking because you didn’t like it or just because you didn’t have time? I finished Unpacking right away, and I do wish it was longer though.

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  25. Preston Park says

    March 8, 2023 at 6:23 pm

    Your selection of cozy games is diverse, offering something for everyone. I particularly appreciate your inclusion of personal anecdotes and screenshots, which help bring your descriptions to life.

    You might enjoy a game called Spiritfarer. In this game, you play as Stella, a ferry master to the deceased. You explore the world, collect resources, and build a boat to transport spirits to the afterlife. The game features a heartwarming storyline, beautiful artwork, and calming music that adds to its cozy feel. It also explores themes of loss, grief, and acceptance in a poignant and meaningful way.

    Overall, your blog post is a wonderful resource for anyone looking for a cozy game to play. Keep up the great work!

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 2:43 pm

      Thank you so much!
      I’ve heard about Spiritfarer and it is actually on my wishlist! It does seem like a game I would enjoy! Thanks for the recommendation!

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  26. Lanae Bond says

    March 8, 2023 at 3:13 pm

    I enjoy playing Nancy Drew games. They are really fun and cozy because of all the puzzles that you have to solve. I used to play those games for hours when I was younger.

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 1:06 pm

      That’s fantastic that you love to play the Nancy Drew games! The puzzles are fun, though there are some puzzles that can be extra challenging! Which Nancy Drew games are your favorite?

      Reply
  27. Nyxie says

    March 8, 2023 at 1:01 pm

    So many of my favourite games on here! I’m currently playing Slime Rancher 2, The Sims 4, Stardew Valley, Bear and Breakfast and The tenants!

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    • talesofbelle says

      April 3, 2023 at 1:08 pm

      That’s fantastic! I haven’t played Slime Rancher 2 before, but it looks like a fun game!

      Reply
  28. Rosie Beech says

    March 8, 2023 at 12:37 pm

    I can’t remember the last time I played any games except for a quick go on solitaire to recharge my brain.. going to try and get more me time and add some of these games to my list!
    Rosie

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 6:25 pm

      Solitaire is nice to play!
      A lot of these games are great because you can pick them up and play for however long you have time!

      Reply
  29. Lauren says

    March 8, 2023 at 12:09 pm

    I haven’t actually played any of these games before. A game I used to like playing on my computer was Rollercoaster Tycoon (1,2,3) and Zoo Tycoon and Dinosaur Tycoon. But currently I play games on my phone Fishdom and Cooking Craze are my current favourites. Thank you for sharing these other suggestions.

    Lauren x

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 6:24 pm

      Planet Coaster is a lot like Roller Coaster Tycoon, and Planet Zoo is like Zoo Tycoon, so I think you would like them!
      I haven’t played those, but they sound fun!

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  30. Alison says

    March 8, 2023 at 10:28 am

    I love the idea of cozy games! I grew up reading Nancy Drew books, so that game sounds like it would be up my alley 🙂

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    • talesofbelle says

      March 24, 2023 at 6:22 pm

      I love cozy games! You should definitely check out the Nancy Drew games! There’s 33 and they’re all inspired by the books!

      Reply

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