r/cozygames

PackRip is a small browser game I built for people who like the slow satisfaction of opening packs and watching a collection fill in over time.

The loop is gentle:
- 5 free packs a day from any of the seven original 1999-2000 Pokémon sets
- Cards have a soft holographic shimmer when you tilt them
- Sell your duplicates for coins, spend them on whichever set you're chasing next
- Light daily quests and a gym badge journey if you want goals, easy to ignore if you just want to rip packs

No combat, no timers pressuring you, no signup, no ads, no real money anywhere. Works on phone or desktop, runs in the browser, your collection lives locally.

It's become my own wind-down activity at the end of the day so I figured some folks here might enjoy it too.

https://packrip.co

I am working on a hidden-object puzzle adventure (Totally Nutz: An 80s Adventure) that takes place in the 80s and is inspired by the hand-drawn charm of The Tiny Bang Story and Machinarium video games. I'm uncertain there is a market for the art style and game play though. What are your thoughts? Is this a game that interests you? Any and all feedback is appreciated.

Hello people!

Today I launched the Steam Page for my game called **The Little Crumb**.

It's a bakery management sim set in a toy-like world.

🥐 Bake delicious goodies

👧 Customize your character

🆙️ Upgrade your bakery

💛 Befriend wooden locals

I'm so happy I can finally say... you can wishlists my game on Steam 🥳🥳 (Link in the comments)

Let me know of you have any questions :))

I'm making a cozy hangout game! 🌅🏝️

Sunrise Isles lets you be a woodcutter, cargo driver, fisher, fashion designer, barista and more... or you can just hang out, relax and chat with the other residents!

Wishlist on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4509920/Sunrise_Isles/

I'm making a game where you play as a forest spirit taking care of cute animals. You can also take pictures, lots of pictures, and fill your adventurer tome with your findings.

Just looking for feedback, if you like the art style, especially the animals, and if you would like to see some animal implemented in the future.

Game: Asumi: Little Ones.

It's a game where you play as a Wizard Lumberjack, it's sort of Stardew Valley + Skyrim. It's a very cozy and chill game, if you think it looks cool please drop a wishlist <3

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4429710/Spellogger/

Just two critters from our game TetherGeist! Don't worry (or maybe do), the creature who follows you around the entire game is the axolotl, Bao!

this is my under development concept art for puzzle game.

my daughter like to pretend play about organic shop seller, she open shop and talking with her imaginary friends. I realize that the game is exciting, and i have an ideas to bring her shop into indie games.

my daughter also love with cute stickers, she has many sticker collection. this give me an ideas that the game transaction currency with sticker. I directing the game art with cute sticker theme.

Hi r/incremental_games!

Some of you may know my previous title Minutescape. After a year of work, I'm very happy to announce that Chipmatic has now released on Steam!

Chipmatic is a mining/automation incremental where you control a robot on its quest to reach Earth's core.

For anyone wondering: No, it's not a nodebuster-like, nor does it have runs or limited time. You build your factory and improve yourself to go deeper and deeper. It's designed to be very chill, no timers or enemies anywhere.

The game has a bit of idle income but it's fundamentally an active incremental. You can expect about 10h of playtime for a 100% completion run. (Although that's just my own estimate, players will have wildly different playtimes depending on how well they optimize production)

Thank you everyone who helped playtesting and reporting bugs in the demo! We've been hard at work and we're very happy with what we've been able to create. We sincerely hope you enjoy it!

Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3780950/Chipmatic/

Hi everyone! We are two university students working on our first game, Medieval Shepherd.

It's a realistic pastoral simulation where we focused heavily on flock behavior and the medieval atmosphere. We’ve just reached a huge milestone by opening our Steam page and releasing this trailer.

Being new to the industry, we’d love to hear your feedback on the visuals and the overall 'vibe' of the game. Love to hear your opinions.

Hey all,

We’re testing a desktop version of our game’s dog, Ember. She hangs out on your desktop and reacts while you work.

A lot of apps like this are fun for a few days and then get closed.

Curious from your perspective:
- What would make you keep something like this long-term?
- What usually makes you stop using these?

Would love to hear honest feedback.

If you happen to want to fill out a survey I have made one here but comments are just as good IMO: https://forms.gle/KpByuTrSuhDh29zK8

Our Steam page for the upcoming normal version of the game is here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4385270/Stay_Your_Forever_Pet/

We’re a brother and sister working on Mossbound. We recently finished the autumn area, including these houses

Hey Gamers 👋,

I work full time in the film industry as a 3D animator in Berlin, but for the past few months I’ve had this strong urge to create a small game of my own.

For that, I made this trailer and ended up combining both worlds a little, my work in film and my passion for game development.

>Draw your own fish and unlock new ways to decorate your aquarium. If you feed them well, they will gain a metallic shimmer as they age. Will you be the one to raise a golden fish in this relaxing sandbox experience?

The game is called Drawquarium (demo available).

I mentioned before that I would like to try a weekly thread to bring together the players in this sub and help foster fun debates around the best cozy games we all know and love! A lot of the time, we see new indie-game heres, so the focus of these posts is to dive into some of old and the known favourites.

So, the idea is to leave your review (think Steam review) of the game here, share what you liked, maybe your favourite moments, but also what you didn't like, and maybe your pet peeves. But I'm open to switching up the format, so happy to hear suggestions on that too :)

As usual, I will pin this post for everyone to see for the next couple of days. Let's have at it! 😊

PS: We voted this game as the best cozy game of 2024! :)