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I'm not sure if it's classed as a farming Game but Terra Nil is also a pretty good game, It's a game where you transform the land with a nice amount of difficulty to it and it also has a demo.

A game that doesn't get enough love IMHO: Thousand Threads.

For me it's Sky:Children of the light. It's cozy and entertaining. You can either focus on walking through the whole map/levels or you can focus on fiding spirits and hidden room. In my opinion is at the border between cozy and adventure. Besides, it's beautiful, free and fun to play alone or with friends. I cannot recommend it enough if you want a cozy game but also diversity and adventure.

What are your favourite yerbas? By the type of gourde you use, I suppose you are into Argentinian brands?

What is the game at 8:15? I'm new to Zelda games

I just found your channel and have been really enjoying each video! Cozy vibes are off the chart and a nice respite in YT. Subscribed and excited to see more of you! Gonna be trying out little kitty, big city and enjoy being a cute cat messing around!

do you have a discord server?? i’d love to join and stay connected! you and your comment section have the best vibes! :)

I really like Alto's games. Alto's Odyssey is the newest one and Alto's Adventure is a little older. Monetisation seems reasonable and if you turn off internet connection there would be no ads

Valheim is my favorite cozy farming game

Cozy Grove is a game that I like that isn’t farming. Your main objective is to help spirit bears open up and figure out how to help them move on. It’s a really cute game. You can put up trees and bushes for some resources but you don’t make plots, plant seeds, or water them to grow them and it’s not a huge focus of the game at all.

Idk if this game was mentioned or not, but I’ve played Unpacking SEVERAL times . There’s not motive besides unpacking someones life story but that’s why its so sweet and cozy and the soundtrack is INCREDIBLE

This video is very cozy i love it

I feel blessed the algorithm recommended this channel so early in it's infancy. Looking forward to more content from you!

The central mechanic of Maquette seems like a different take on some of the puzzles in Superliminal, which is also on Game Pass

A great game i consider cozy is The Lake, i find it very relaxing

"this thing" is called a treble clef. great vid mate ;)

Moonlighter is a good one

Maquette's mechanic looks mega interesting! Jusant absolutely looks like a game for me. Little Kitty Big City looks amazingly cute, awesome animation and a vibe reminds me of that Pichu & Pichu Pokemon short film. Thanks for the recs!

Great content but I just do not like cutting to the narrator.

Jusant mentioned! I fell in love with this game immediately. Unique main mechanics and super rich lore are what make my brain happy.

The game I've been exploring via Gamepass this past week or two has been Spiritfarer. Which I realize I'm extremely late to the party on, but have been enjoying. (although I'm not... Entirely... sure how the game expects me to progress on anything right now, which means I'm not sure how long I'm going to stick with it from here.) Maquette's mechanics look exactly my speed; I had a ton of fun with Manifold Garden (Basically a game about trying to navigate environments inspired by Escher paintings) and liked Superliminal (First person puzzle game where the core mechanic is picking up objects and resizing them via forced perspective) well enough.

14:17 crying LMAO but omg little Kitty big city looks so fun !!! How long does it take to run through it ?

My goodness dude please sit on your hands My Lord

Bruhhh im currently finishing A Little to the Left… a little bit more and i’ll jam a pencil to my ear. I’m not that smart and this game slaps it to me every freaken level 🥲🥲🥲 (it’s worth it. Aesthetic, sfx, puzzles! Kudos team!)

so dumb that these are all only on pc

The detail on tiny glade is exquisite 💜

Creative mode in Dorfromantik is dangerous, I keep going and going and my file is so large my computer is struggling to keep up. Its easy to get lost in making elaborate waterways and railways.

The only reason I can think of for Seeing Stars being reviewed lower is, while it is incredible and I loved every minute of it, it is significantly harder than the base game and still harder than the Cupboard dlc. I think some puzzles resorted to having BS solutions in the name of having so many more possible solutions per puzzle and that doesn't quite help either.

A little to the left is one of our cat's favorite games

Omg you are so cute omg :(

Out of topic but your voice is so soothing ❤

Horticular is another recent super cozy game. You build up a garden ecosystem and settle animals, but I wouldn't exactly place it in any kind of farming category since there is no harvest or production of any kind. More of a puzzle.

The problem with these suggestions is... for the same price as SDV (where you can get hundreds of hours of play before you get bored, because the time changes, and you have a lot of activities to pursue according to your interests in the moment) you can get a non-farm sim game that has ... maybe 10 hours of content, before you run out of things to do. (if not less) A Little to the Left, Unpacking, Balance 100 etc are VERY finite in that they are linear puzzles, and have an 'end'. The puzzles run out. They're adorable, and the puzzles are cute, but then its just over and I personally felt disappointed at the lack of content. When for almost the same price, I can play SDV for much longer. Gourdlets, Oddada, Tiny Glade, etc are cozy in that you are just doodling and being creative, but they are very repetitive, because you're just adding or removing things to an environment you otherwise have little-to-no additional input for/with/to. This kind of game is becoming more common, but its in the end very superficial engagement, and that fun runs out. Particularly if you lose steam when faced with "just do whatever" with absolutely no guidance or externally provided goals. (Without goals, I lose interest fast, and when the game play is entirely self driven such as in survival games like Minecraft, again, just not for me) The list of "cozy" but pointless games like this litter my video game collection, and get almost no play time (for me). This is not what I'm looking for. I watched this video because I want something "like" a farm sim (lots of activity choices, some external motivations and goals, but also affordable so that the amount of game time and play is worth while) The opposite of an $80, 40-100 hour but largely combat driven blockbuster, which I also find tedious and not that engaging. "Single Player Adventure 'rpgs'" are just blockbusters, with more contrived, and in many cases questionable 'RPG'ness and are also overburdened with choices that FEEL important but aren't, or that FEEL important but are scripted heavily to lean towards one outcome to end in a 'good' way. Never mind that some of them are overburdened with expectations and overly difficulty activities that make them feel uncozy, so that doesn't help when you just need something chill. There has to be "non farming" but "Affordable", externally motivating and -goal- driven game play, where you get a lot of bang for your buck... I just have no idea what that is. And sadly, this video ended up not really providing "like" suggestions. The few games that lately have attempted SDV-Farmer-esque cozy game style have taken the idea, but have been limited in scope to one type of activity. Moonlight Bay (fishing) or Dredge (fishing), cozy caravan, have the -go do this- questiness, but they are also extremely limited activity choices, end up being very repetitive because of it, and the only way they have to extend game time is to force you into travel-loops to fill the time, which are boring. They also run out of content pretty quickly. And are littered with repetitive minigame cycles (cooking or crafting mostly) that are actually very similar to each other. Other games like Powerwash Simulator, Trash Goblin, etc are fun, even with repetitive tasks, by feeding your "goal oriented" focus (complete this task), but they lack excitement that in some ways make the game TOO cozy and require the right mindset to play, or they lack engagement opportunity.

Games to get your non gamer gf

Perdón el mate? 😍

Are there any good realistic house builders?

Love your videos ❤

are you intentionally altering your voice?

Dear lord you’re attractive🧎‍♂️

Hey Nick, it's a few years old but you might want to check out FRACT OST.

Cooper Black is a v cozy font

I think you unintentionally did a Josh Strife Hayes cosplay in this one haha

I think my toddler niece would LOVE Odada. Even if she doesn’t make “good” music, that kind of “wow! I’m doing things! It’s moving and making sound!” Experience can grow into a love for music.

You are the Doug DeMuro of cozy gaming, and I don't know how else to explain it! Your videos are great, man.

Merchant of the Skies on switch is my go-to cozy game! you're literally just a trader in a flying ship, uncovering a map as you travel around and doing missions/creating a trade route etc. You can play the flute to a lonely giant carrot!

As someone who grew up on the DS, its sad that theres almost no cozy games on mobile. Like a genuinely good game that isnt too fast paced or needs longer play sessions (eg Balatro, Slay the Spire, runner type games- good but very active games). I really like some of the older simple, handheld games that have a one time payment that are genuinely carryable. The Switch & Deck just aren't that portable.

Whatever coffee was in that cup is long gone with such strong hand gesturing 😂

my favorite mobile game is still good pizza great pizza, great gameplay cute storyline and the ads is optional

i love the style of your video, you're going big for sure! in terms of suggestions i highly recommend you check out good pizza great pizza, even if you end up not making another video about cozy mobile games you need to experience it, its a great pizza making game with fun events (still had some mobile monetisation things going on although its easily ignorable). Sending love, awesome video.

Boku no Natsuyasumi 2 has an English translation patch now. 11/10