HI UHM? APPARENTLY I HAVE BEEN MISLED IM STILL PLAYING CAFE ENCHANTE AND MY FRIENDS JUST MESSAGED ME AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO WITH “are u sure its fluffy lol” AND “wait and see” SO IM JUST?? IN DISTRESS SEND HELP to think i was gonna be like “4/5 games in this list made me cry” watch it end up being 5/5 😭😭 edit: some people are questioning me saying “not having the brain cells for a farming game” then including fe3h. i stand by what i said. i don’t have the brain capacity for farming games. they don’t interest me, so they take more effort for me to play because i have to actively force myself to get through them, thus they burn me out more than comfort me.
Can never trust otomes to be fluffy through and through 😔 Except Kitty Love: ways to look for love nOW WAITWAITWAIT I know the name sounds "( ≖ ▿ ≖) wtf" but it's not a furry game at all it's pure concentrated wholesomeness I've played every route. Fully voiced and on switch if you're interested.
@@Anreii i started out playing otome games w cxm and code: realize so i already got the ominous vibe from the common route. cafe enchantes common route was basically really soft so i thought i was gonna have a smooth ride 😭 bUT ALSO?? THANKS FOR LETTING ME KNOW ABOUT THAT ONE!! will definitely check it out, am in need of some fluff!! 🤩💞
Coffee Talk is a great game! You are a barista in a night coffee shop and you serve customers of all kinds (orcs, elves, etv) and listen to there stories while having lofi music in the background. ITS AMAZING
i wanted coffee talk to go on so much longer than it actually did!!!! it was so good and i felt like i had JUST gotten deep in the thick of it by the time it ended. it was such a good game!!!
Guys Coffee Talk is a REALLY good game, you play as a super chill barista and you get to make so many different drinks plus be part of a nice long story with many characters
I can't recommend "A Short Hike" enough. It's cozy, relaxing, funny, heartwarming and after playing it you want to call your parents just to hear their voices. Buy it, play it, love it!
have been seeing a lot of people recommend it, but the “you want to call your parents after” bit sold me. will definitely be checking it out, thank you!!
Warning about Spritifarer: if you are afraid of dying this game will break you. Coming from a person who had this exact experience and hasn't finished the game because of it. It's SO GOOD, but it hits VERY close to home
I highly recommend Gris! it made me cry and it's super cozy. You start out and world is gray and as you keep playing it you unlock the world's colors :) It's gameplay is basically completing a bunch of puzzles and the art style is so beautiful it took my breath away!!!
That is my favorite game. I was struggling with a kind of loss and found a hidden statue when I picked up the game that gave me the achievement "Depression" and it made me break down. I don't know why, perhaps it was the first time I really acknowledged it, but I still treasure it and hold it close to my heart.
Probably because it can help us connect to our feelings and help us sympathize with others when playing games with heavily emotional premises. Games that can successfully bring out emotion in us i think helps invoke a sense of some kind of sympathy for both ourself and others. Because we can see the struggles the characters go through and better understand people who go through similar things. Or can even have someone to relate to with such characters. especially when feeling like you're all alone.
Fun Fact: In literary sciences this is called catharsis. Even back in Shakespeare's times his plays were made to invoke some kind of catharsis because viewers would go to the theatre to just let their feelings out and feel intense emotions in a kind of cleansing way. There were comedic and tragic catharsis, whose functions I'm sure you can tell from their names. I know all of this isn't really relevant to your comment but you reminded me of that fact and I personally find it interesting so maybe someone who reads this will get some enjoyment from it as well. :)
"The same water that hardens the potato, softens the egg." We all relax differently. I'm so glad I'm not the only one who finds farming simulators so stressful. If I need a guide to have a satisfactory gameplay then it's not relaxing for me. Maybe some people find the routine and grind relaxing for various reasons but not me. I have enough responsibilities thank you.
Well said! Thank you for putting this out in words. It’s the same for me, except instead of farming games it’s multiplayer gamer with randos on the internet! Gives me too much anxiety, although I feel bad because my bf always is the one to invite me to join him in these games.
@@helenalee6547 Are we the same person..? Multiplayer makes me SO STRESSED. I have a very VERY low social battery, so it could be because of that.. My cousin invited me to join the world of online shooters and RPG:s, my reaction was like: "How do you even relax with this? 😳" (I really like to WATCH other people play though.) The only multiplayer games I've ever really could relax with was Mario Kart DS when it still was online and poker lol 😅
Ok no but professor Layton is literally my childhood and a part of my being at this point, and seeing someone else enjoying it is just 🥺🥺 it makes my heart squeeze. If you liked the first one you will certainly adore the rest of the series 💕 I hope you enjoy your journey
thank you so much, and yes, i absolutely can’t wait to get to the rest of the series (once i stop drowning under a pile of requirements). it’s honestly really lovely to see how much the game has affected your life, hope you’re having a good day!! 💞✨
@@Chonnie I feel like, try playing the newer ones first (4,5,6, they are prequels to the originals anyway) and THEN play 2 and 3. I haven't played 6 or Katrielle yet, but I do feel like 4 and 5 were lacking a certain emotional impact that the first three had in spades. They were not bad games, but in comparison they weren't as good storywise. The Layton series itself is excellent and very special though, and the puzzles are always fun, so definitely try to play more! Oh yeah there's also the crossover game with Ace Attorney. I liked that one. If you like visual novels, especially sad ones, Ace Attorney is also an excellent series, particularly the first 3. I liked 4 personally but it did feel a bit drier and suffered due to not having a pure unrelated new cast, and uh... in retrospect, I really hated 5 and Investigations because they were directed by someone else... I encourage you to try them on your own, but don't expect anything terribly meaningful... it's fantastic for fanservice for your old favorite characters though, I admit. oohhhh and Ghost Trick if you can find it... That was also by the original Ace Attorney director. It's a bit on crack, but it will smash your feelings to pieces, A+++ Anyway I hope you have fun slkfjslkjf sorry if I am adding a ton of things onto your backlog...
@@tsunfish9443 Investigations is actually a really good spinoff that adds quite a bit to Miles's character imo you just have to keep in mind that it's a different style of game
@@cloudyglass I fully invite other people to try it out, but in my experience, when I played it, I ended up thinking Edgeworth himself was really boring... Then I replayed Trials and Tribulations and had an absolute blast at that one part with him. That was one of the most glaring thing that made me see how much I hate Yamazaki's games... The only times I was entertained in Investigations were when Franziska appeared. I do think Investigations added a lot to portraying their interactions. Oh, and also I liked to think that "all of the npcs are so annoying because Edgeworth sees them as annoying, this game is from his point of view" xD
For everyone wanting to play the Professor Layton games but doesn't have a DS, the Google Play and Apple Store have quite a few of the games. I mean maybe playing it on the DS feels cozier, but playing it on your phone definetely makes phone-time itself cozier. :)
For people using android then could try "drastic" ds stimulation. Can download the rom for free on internet better than over pay the games in the stores
"Spiritfarer is a cozy management game about dying" i didn't know this was for the switch too, it has 10/10 on steam as well. I'm very happy I didn't know about this game until now and I'm more than happy to buy it tomorrow! Thank you!!
I just started playing a few days ago and it’s all I can think about. Already cried once though lol. I just know it’s going to be one of those games where I’ll wish I could experience the first time playing through in the future. The music, the characters, the art style and smooth animation, everything about it. I’m obsessed. I just hope I don’t finish it too quickly, I want it to last as long as possible!
Two of my faves are Coffee Talk and Half Past Fate. Coffee Talk is a sweet game where you make drinks for all the customers who stop in your cafe, and Half Past Fate is a chill story game where you follow the lives of each of the main characters and see how they intersect! Both are available on the Switch and I would 10/10 recommend both!!!
Calico is an indie game that deserves all the love. It’s absolutely amazing (very LGBT friendly, focused on witch magic, but the main point is to have a cat cafe and fill it with animals. Please play it!! There’s like two creators and they are working so hard. I love it so much 😭
I disagree and I'm only saying this because other people may see your comment and purchase it from the overwhelmingly positive reviews without knowing any of its drawbacks. The game is cheap and therefore lacks content. Twelve dollars won't get you much and understandably so. The premise of the game is to meet everyone in town, complete 3 requests for each person, and that's more or less where the story ends. Additionally, you can find animals all around the map and have them reside in your café or add them to your party to follow you around. I personally found that each character was not discernible from one another personality-wise which was very disappointing. They all were very watered down, kind and quirky people but with nothing particularly unique in their dialogue. The UI isn't the best, the mechanics for some things could be better like for buying the furniture or decorating the café. It's also very, very buggy but many say that adds to its charm. I enjoy story oriented games like that, or at the very least a game I can really feel immersed in to take my mind off of real world affairs. I couldn't do that with Calico because of how lackluster the characters were. I wish the game was more expensive and had more content; it only took me 10 hours to finish the story, buy all potions, meet all animals, etc. If you're looking for just a cutesy game with buggy mechanics that are fun to mess with (picking up animals and running around for no reason, using potions to make your animals huge and run around, etc), then the game is for you. But if you're looking for a story game where you fall in love with the characters, Calico won't provide that.
@@yanderedani9039 I definitely agree with you on most of this. My only thing is that the creators are working on a lot of content right, and it's a small team, so I can easily see more being added relatively soon. It's a $12 indie game, and it definitely shows. Good that you responded so people will see that side.
i think to the moon saved my life when i was younger, i remember whenever i'd go through emotional trauma i'd always come crawling back to laura shigihara's "everything's alright"
The Professor Layton series are amazing! It’s one of my favorite series on the DS & 3DS. In my opinion Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is definitely a tear jerker and one of the best in the whole series. It’s sad we haven’t received any new games in the mainline series for a while.
Yeah, it's been my comfort food game too. It has a great cast and there's always something new to test out with your characters/routes. And Hilda is best girl. 💕
@@carmankay yeah. It's definitely good to play that after a stressful day or a session of the older games. (The one I'm playing right now is structured like a tragedy in the first part. The main character's wife just got kidnapped so it's pretty stressful) oh and my favourite three houses characters are Bernadetta (her father can drown in spicy Ketchup) and Marianne!
I actually wanted to play it since i believed the story isn‘t that deep (it is my first fire emblem) just a bit strategy and stuff - a game for relaxing yk. Well ... jokes on me
I really recommend "I am Dead" ! - you play as morris, the old curator of a small island museum, who is... Recently Dead, and you explore the island and you can like, look inside objects and the goal is to find specific items related to memories of other dead ppl so u can speak to their ghost!! i cried at the end but in a rlly good way. its so cute and im Obsessed w it
When you first mentioned To the Moon, my heart sank. I remember playing it years ago and it had changed my outlook in life. It’s still a big part of my life, the soundtrack is beautiful even after so many years. All I wanna say is, you have great taste in games 😌
"If you haven't played this game yet, it will break you. If you have already played this game, it has broken you." Proud to say I have been broken by this game for a very, very long time...
@@problemaki It really does😭 I started playing a few days ago and just had to say goodbye to Gwen. I cried so hard. That’s actually why I’m here now haha, I needed to take a break from the game and was looking through the comments section to find more cozy games.
I love fire emblem three houses so so much and my favorite route is the blue lions. If you really don't wanna stress too much over it just play it on the lowest difficulty and enjoy the story with students alike. If the battles stress you out there's plenty of guides on the internet to help and it's easy to follow, the fluidity of abilities and classes helps too.
i played all the professor layton games growing up and don’t remember crying but definitely remember being frustrated as hell when i couldn’t solve the hard puzzles lmao
Coffee Talk is an amazing game for feeling cozy! I would always feel so calm and relaxed after playing a chapter or two :) It’s on Steam and Nintendo switch
I actually gasped when you showed to the moon. I love that game and could not agree more. played it when it first came out and I'm so glad it gets the recognition it deserves
lmaooo all these comments are making me wanna buy it now omg- i just got a switch lite but i didnt think id have to mentally prepare for a game to make me cry my eyes out LMAO😭😭😭
For the DS I recommend Dogz !! The isotope pixelart style is so endearing and you pick out a dog and take care of them as they slowly get to know and love you more !!
I played To the Moon when it was first released ten years ago. I revisited the game recently. Now with years of life experiences, the game feels so deep and touching. A must play for all!
Professor Layton is just my entire childhood, I got two of them and I absolutely love them with all my heart. I remember getting so frustrated because I couldn't pass some puzzles hahaha I really miss that rainy nights I used to play till morning, hiding from my mom
If, "A Short Hike" isn't on this list, it needs to be, charming, cute, and has a decent short story. Real fun to spend a few hours on. It's on the switch
Wandersong is my fav cozy game and I’m pretty sure it was the first game that actually made me cry. I picked up Spiritfarer after watching your video since it seemed the most similar. ❤️
I play Fire Emblem games on classic mode hard-lunatic, so instead of being chill, I stress out about every action I make. I’ll never forget dying by a 1% chance on Conquest. Three houses was easy because of divine pulse, so in a way I can see how it would be chill.
The constant need to deal with the monastary really starts to grate after your first playthrough. Strategy RPG's are my favorite genre but I still havent quite finished my NO NG+ Maddening run and it's kinda sad I lost three students so far. I love Fire Emblem though and it's definitely my cozy go to, personally mostly on the GBA and 3DS. Ohh and if your looking for other SRPG's on Switch Langrisser 1+2 remake is decent and Brigandine Legend Of Runeseria is aswell however its quite complex and neither one features relationship stuff.
@@sherrdreamz7232 Yeah, the monastery is the annoying part once you get past your first playthrough. It’s just not as fun anymore. The battles are what excites me more, mostly due to the fact I just really want to hear my favorite battle map themes in training.
@@gingermint1230 that's why I find the older games with straightforward stories/battles easier to replay. I just went through fire emblem 6/7 during downtime at work. Now I'm playing The Last Promise romhack on my gba and it's actually really good.
THANK YOU FOR RECCING TO THE MOON!! i always feel like it gets lost in time since it was a lot more popular in the early 2010s but incredible and definitely one of my favorite games, it's even getting it's third game soon!
This video is magic, not just because of how comfy the video felt with all these nice recommendations, but the comments are filled of more game suggestions for others' cozy games, I'm so in love with how I can see some games that I already knew and loved, happy to see more people appreciating them, as well as discovering new titles to add to my experience. So grateful for this video.
On this note...I really like Old Man’s Journey, The First Tree, Neo Cab, Gris, Child of Light, Rime, Valhalla, Oneshot, What Remains of Edith Finch and Rakuen. Check them out if you enjoy these kinds of games! They are all some sort of adventure/indie/casual/puzzle/visual novel ish games with mostly really sweet and quirky stories with a hidden message behind it 😊
Spiritfarer is one of my favourite games on switch, I found it in the e shop when ages ago and put it in my wishlist. I was able to finally buy it about a couple months ago and it’s amazing.
Seeing that prof layton literally made me tear up right now even though it’s been about 10 years since I last played it (I played the first and third one, absolutely worth it)
It's comforting to see another Filipino with similar opinions and interests on TH-cam 😭❤️ i feel like not a lot of people share a positive opinion on grinding or emotional stuff,, much less find them comforting
FE Three Houses is literally my comfort game, I love the Blue Lions’ cast so much (it took me 5 playthroughs to choose another route lol). Will definitely check out to the moon as well.
Very nice list, thank you so much! A few other recommandations: Abzû (relaxing underwater puzzles in a beautiful poetic universe), Florence (if you're here for the crying, be my guest ^^), Journey (meditative exploration of a sand desert and your soul) and Moon Hunters (personnality test packed in a retro game design + multiplayer!).
If you want to cry emotionally you should totally try Omori (though it can be scary and the ending is pretty sad, a lot of the game is really cozy as well!) Also I just can't with how beautiful the pink consoles are 😭
yes, the pink consoles are everything!! also thank you for recommending omori!! just checked it out and i am sLIGHTLY scared,,, but maybe i should play it on stream lmao
You're welcome! Honestly it is a horror game so it has it's spooky moments, put it has a lovely message that anyone could relate to. But the parts that are cozy are SUPER cozy I love the soundtrack it's super relaxing :)
I just finished this game last week! It’s now one of my favorite games but let me tell you it definitely left me in tears and was probably the most heartbreaking thing I’ve ever played (totally worth it though). I’m still crying over it lol 😭💔
Be forewarned that Omori contains a lot of graphic imagery about suicide. I went through Black Space four weeks ago and I am still traumatized by some of the things I saw. Omori is NOT a cozy game AT ALL. It's one of the most graphic and terrifying games out there and I'm in fact a bit angry at you for potentially scaring the sheit out of people that may now think this is just a sad cozy game.
@@Temaile Hey thanks for your reply. Looking back I probably shouldn't have recommended the game. I forgot a lot of the bad things that happened in it back when I wrote that comment, so I apologize for that. I did genuinely feel very cozy when playing the lighter parts of the game but obviously it doesn't negate the rest of the stuff that happens in the story. I'm also very used to playing horror rpg maker style games and have seen a lot of graphic/terrifying imagery in them and I'm definitely desensitized to the themes of Omori.
I loved spiritfarer so much, but it took so much courage for me to finish it, and when I did it made me cry so much, I built such a strong connection to this game and it was so hard to say goodbye to
So many games have made me cry, but very few have like Spiritfarer. It got probably a dozen ugly cries out of me, and each one was so cathartic and the game left me feeling so good. Definitely recommend -- it was one of my favorite 2020 releases! Looking forward to picking up some of these other titles as well!
aaa, i've been avoiding making massive progress in spiritfarer because of how much of a cry baby i already am :')) hopefully you'll enjoy the other titles!! i know that i said that you should go into to the moon blind but there's a reason why i put spiritfarer immediately after it :')))
I like how I wasn't even looking at the screen for the first recommendation but when I heard the music and your description for it, I was like hell yeah!! Is that to the moon?!?! 11/10 indeed
a game i really enjoy is the red lantern, basically it’s where you have a sled with your dogs, and your goal is to survive the wilderness and find out your dogs stories. it’s rlly cute
to the moon broke me down so bad, i cried at almost every sad scene, it was also a very investigating game where you use your brain to follow through and understand the story. I absolutely loved it, a nice game to play by urself when u want to cry!
I was obsessed with the Layton games as a kid and get emotional whenever someone acknowledges them, and if you ever end up playing Unwound future, I definitely recommend you play Diabolical Box afterwards for an almost equally heart-wrenching experience :')
There's this REALLY fun game called Calico. It's where you run a cat cafe and you collect all these different magical animals and put them in your cafe and you can decorate it however you'd like and you can make so many different friends. It's a very diverse and welcoming game as well. It is a little buggy but the devs are fixing them very fast!😊
i think you should try va-ll hall-a on switch youre a bartender and get to talk to different kinds of people in this futuristic cyberpunk era. the characters are so well drawn it really takes me back.
These game recommendations are really good, thank you for the video! Professor Layton is a classic and Spiritfarer's cute too. Another chill game I recommend is A Short Hike.
omg pleeeeeease make more videos like this, i'm kinda new to the whole gaming community and I have absolutely no idea where to find cozy/indie games like these so thank you so much for the video !!
Fire Emblem Three Houses is an absolute vibe. Replayed it as different houses and loved it so much. Donut county is such a random game but so much fun. Spiritfarer is on my wishlist and now I added To The Moon to it too :)
I'd recommend Our Life: Beginnings & Always (on Steam) over Café Enchanté for an Otome; Our Life: Beginnings & Always only has one route, but it's super chill. Café Enchanté gets dark real quick once you start the individual routes lol.
I just got this video randomly recommended to me. Just wanted to say that you have an amazing voice and it's a pleasure to listen to you talking about video games. And yes, To The Moon is amazing, I had no idea what I was getting into when I booted it up for the first time a couple of years ago. The story is wonderful, pixel art is beautiful, everyone who likes emotional games should play it, especially considering that it's not a long game.
Another cozy game, if you have apple arcade, is Mutazione. Aside from the story, it centers around planting gardens and learning about the people in the small community of Mutazione (one of them being mc's grandfather). Each garden centers around a certain "vibe", if you will, and each plant has its own sound/instrument so once the garden is complete to your liking, it creates a song. I personally found it really fun and interesting to learn about all the characters, collect seeds, and design the layout of each garden 🖤
There's another game for the PS that was really chill and kinda existential but I can't remember the name. The player is a car (or a person in the car? I don't remember that well lol) stuck on a cliff and can converse the wildlife.
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HI UHM? APPARENTLY I HAVE BEEN MISLED IM STILL PLAYING CAFE ENCHANTE AND MY FRIENDS JUST MESSAGED ME AFTER WATCHING THIS VIDEO WITH “are u sure its fluffy lol” AND “wait and see” SO IM JUST?? IN DISTRESS SEND HELP
to think i was gonna be like “4/5 games in this list made me cry” watch it end up being 5/5 😭😭
edit: some people are questioning me saying “not having the brain cells for a farming game” then including fe3h. i stand by what i said. i don’t have the brain capacity for farming games. they don’t interest me, so they take more effort for me to play because i have to actively force myself to get through them, thus they burn me out more than comfort me.
@@mariusvonhagen i’m currently playing canus’ route and i am terrified for what’s to come 🙃
Can never trust otomes to be fluffy through and through 😔
Except Kitty Love: ways to look for love nOW WAITWAITWAIT I know the name sounds "( ≖ ▿ ≖) wtf" but it's not a furry game at all it's pure concentrated wholesomeness I've played every route. Fully voiced and on switch if you're interested.
@@Anreii i started out playing otome games w cxm and code: realize so i already got the ominous vibe from the common route. cafe enchantes common route was basically really soft so i thought i was gonna have a smooth ride 😭
bUT ALSO?? THANKS FOR LETTING ME KNOW ABOUT THAT ONE!! will definitely check it out, am in need of some fluff!! 🤩💞
The Last Campfire on Nintendo switch... it's something you really need in your life. Absolutely stuning, indescribable atmosphere.
There is also a game called coffee talk which is very relaxing
Coffee Talk is a great game! You are a barista in a night coffee shop and you serve customers of all kinds (orcs, elves, etv) and listen to there stories while having lofi music in the background. ITS AMAZING
I LOVE COFFEE TALK I WAS SO SAD WHEN I FINISHED IT! 😭♥️👍
i wanted coffee talk to go on so much longer than it actually did!!!! it was so good and i felt like i had JUST gotten deep in the thick of it by the time it ended. it was such a good game!!!
YES OG MY GODSJKDIFKG
@@BLARGAHARNAHARNAHARA I havent finshed it yet! I am taking it slow haha
@@celeryrat6339 I am glad I still haven't finished it haha, I'm playing it slowly :)
Guys Coffee Talk is a REALLY good game, you play as a super chill barista and you get to make so many different drinks plus be part of a nice long story with many characters
Play va11 hall-a then
Wheee did u find it?
Hi Pizarro shell we have pizza ❤️?
Where can i but nintendo DS games? Like original no some modified game
@@anunknownperson4018 sorry, I don't think they make them anymore.
I can't recommend "A Short Hike" enough. It's cozy, relaxing, funny, heartwarming and after playing it you want to call your parents just to hear their voices. Buy it, play it, love it!
have been seeing a lot of people recommend it, but the “you want to call your parents after” bit sold me. will definitely be checking it out, thank you!!
@@Chonnie yes please, is the most similar one to animal crossing, but with an actual story, and the ending, ugh, you will cry, I promise xD
Have you guys played monument valley on the apps store? The sound effects and music really nice also it has a story
Yes, this one is a Gem 💎, I never thought that I would cry over a game.
I KNOWWW. It’s sooo gooood😩
Warning about Spritifarer: if you are afraid of dying this game will break you. Coming from a person who had this exact experience and hasn't finished the game because of it. It's SO GOOD, but it hits VERY close to home
Bless you greatly for this warning
It's a fantastic game I'd definitely recommend it to anyone but it's not that sad jeez 🙄 lol
@@angel79nunn hey, some people are sensitive to some topics bc of trauma or past experiences, we all think differently
thank you for this warning death is a trigger of mine 😭
@@katie-kb6qd ye I guess your right.
IT'S ALWAYS THE GAMES THAT EMOTIONALLY HURT US I SWEAR 😩✊
Yes. Nier automata did that to me.....
But its not a cozy game so yeah
I don't know but persona 3 has such an impact for me.
@@kurtdeleon3229 The switch Lite is a hundred dollars less and a better version of the console in my opinion. It’s easier to save up for.
Me being an undertale player: "i cannot feel emotions anymore"
@@bilbobaggins3984 no it’s not the better version at all wtf
I highly recommend Gris! it made me cry and it's super cozy. You start out and world is gray and as you keep playing it you unlock the world's colors :) It's gameplay is basically completing a bunch of puzzles and the art style is so beautiful it took my breath away!!!
the soundtrack is gorgeous and the story is done so beautifully. the entire game is art and I cried
I picked up the game by chance, I had never heard of the game, but after I completed it, I cried my eyes out, it's such a good game
Yes! My first purchase when I got my switch. Super cozy and beautiful
That is my favorite game. I was struggling with a kind of loss and found a hidden statue when I picked up the game that gave me the achievement "Depression" and it made me break down. I don't know why, perhaps it was the first time I really acknowledged it, but I still treasure it and hold it close to my heart.
For some reason being emotionally hurt and crying after watching or playing something is probably the best feeling you can get which is kind of weird
Probably because it can help us connect to our feelings and help us sympathize with others when playing games with heavily emotional premises. Games that can successfully bring out emotion in us i think helps invoke a sense of some kind of sympathy for both ourself and others. Because we can see the struggles the characters go through and better understand people who go through similar things. Or can even have someone to relate to with such characters. especially when feeling like you're all alone.
@@Kaori_Suzuki yes so true and also I really like your name
Another thing to remember is that crying literally flushes out your stress hormones, so you'll always feel calmer after a good cry
Fun Fact: In literary sciences this is called catharsis. Even back in Shakespeare's times his plays were made to invoke some kind of catharsis because viewers would go to the theatre to just let their feelings out and feel intense emotions in a kind of cleansing way. There were comedic and tragic catharsis, whose functions I'm sure you can tell from their names. I know all of this isn't really relevant to your comment but you reminded me of that fact and I personally find it interesting so maybe someone who reads this will get some enjoyment from it as well. :)
@@frauleinzuckerguss1906 that’s actually really interesting, thanks!
"The same water that hardens the potato, softens the egg." We all relax differently. I'm so glad I'm not the only one who finds farming simulators so stressful. If I need a guide to have a satisfactory gameplay then it's not relaxing for me. Maybe some people find the routine and grind relaxing for various reasons but not me. I have enough responsibilities thank you.
Well said! Thank you for putting this out in words. It’s the same for me, except instead of farming games it’s multiplayer gamer with randos on the internet! Gives me too much anxiety, although I feel bad because my bf always is the one to invite me to join him in these games.
I've never seen anyone put this into WORDS so well!!
💕And I thought I was the only one?
Thank you for writing this! 👏🏼🥺
@@helenalee6547
Are we the same person..?
Multiplayer makes me SO STRESSED.
I have a very VERY low social battery, so it could be because of that..
My cousin invited me to join the world of online shooters and RPG:s,
my reaction was like: "How do you even relax with this? 😳"
(I really like to WATCH other people play though.)
The only multiplayer games I've ever really could relax with was Mario Kart DS when it still was online and poker lol 😅
@@RosieBrownie yeah watching is the complete opposite! i love to watch people play bc they have the social energy i dont haha!
Petition to make it mandatory to add a hug button to every game in the world✊😤
imagine hugs in doom eternal
@@qrcusJust hug them to death. Instant win😗
Hugs in animal crossing 🥺
@estebanco oh :/ i know how it feels
@@abrilestrada7472 is it possible to hug others in animal crossing new horizons ? I am planning on playing it later.
Tomodachi life is the only reason i still have my 3DS today after 8 years
I loved that game so much, but sadly my 3ds and the game both got destroyed in a house fire
@@toothpastewithorangejuice3209 bro I had a ds and the same thing happened to me. I still wish I had it
i cant wait for the new ver on the switch! it has to happen bc miitopia is now on
@@ladybugthal YESD
@@toothpastewithorangejuice3209 I'm so sorry that happened to you :( hope you're doing better now
Ok no but professor Layton is literally my childhood and a part of my being at this point, and seeing someone else enjoying it is just 🥺🥺 it makes my heart squeeze. If you liked the first one you will certainly adore the rest of the series 💕 I hope you enjoy your journey
thank you so much, and yes, i absolutely can’t wait to get to the rest of the series (once i stop drowning under a pile of requirements). it’s honestly really lovely to see how much the game has affected your life, hope you’re having a good day!! 💞✨
I love Layton so much. I miss it.
@@Chonnie I feel like, try playing the newer ones first (4,5,6, they are prequels to the originals anyway) and THEN play 2 and 3. I haven't played 6 or Katrielle yet, but I do feel like 4 and 5 were lacking a certain emotional impact that the first three had in spades. They were not bad games, but in comparison they weren't as good storywise. The Layton series itself is excellent and very special though, and the puzzles are always fun, so definitely try to play more!
Oh yeah there's also the crossover game with Ace Attorney. I liked that one.
If you like visual novels, especially sad ones, Ace Attorney is also an excellent series, particularly the first 3. I liked 4 personally but it did feel a bit drier and suffered due to not having a pure unrelated new cast, and uh... in retrospect, I really hated 5 and Investigations because they were directed by someone else... I encourage you to try them on your own, but don't expect anything terribly meaningful... it's fantastic for fanservice for your old favorite characters though, I admit.
oohhhh and Ghost Trick if you can find it... That was also by the original Ace Attorney director. It's a bit on crack, but it will smash your feelings to pieces, A+++
Anyway I hope you have fun slkfjslkjf sorry if I am adding a ton of things onto your backlog...
@@tsunfish9443 Investigations is actually a really good spinoff that adds quite a bit to Miles's character imo you just have to keep in mind that it's a different style of game
@@cloudyglass I fully invite other people to try it out, but in my experience, when I played it, I ended up thinking Edgeworth himself was really boring... Then I replayed Trials and Tribulations and had an absolute blast at that one part with him. That was one of the most glaring thing that made me see how much I hate Yamazaki's games...
The only times I was entertained in Investigations were when Franziska appeared. I do think Investigations added a lot to portraying their interactions.
Oh, and also I liked to think that "all of the npcs are so annoying because Edgeworth sees them as annoying, this game is from his point of view" xD
For everyone wanting to play the Professor Layton games but doesn't have a DS, the Google Play and Apple Store have quite a few of the games. I mean maybe playing it on the DS feels cozier, but playing it on your phone definetely makes phone-time itself cozier. :)
For people using android then could try "drastic" ds stimulation. Can download the rom for free on internet better than over pay the games in the stores
there are also ways to emulate the ds on both platforms, with great gameplay with the ipad and apple pencil
"Spiritfarer is a cozy management game about dying" i didn't know this was for the switch too, it has 10/10 on steam as well. I'm very happy I didn't know about this game until now and I'm more than happy to buy it tomorrow!
Thank you!!
no problem, i really hope you enjoy it!!
Spiritfarer is amazing and so addictive. I couldn't put it down.
I just started playing a few days ago and it’s all I can think about. Already cried once though lol. I just know it’s going to be one of those games where I’ll wish I could experience the first time playing through in the future. The music, the characters, the art style and smooth animation, everything about it. I’m obsessed. I just hope I don’t finish it too quickly, I want it to last as long as possible!
Two of my faves are Coffee Talk and Half Past Fate. Coffee Talk is a sweet game where you make drinks for all the customers who stop in your cafe, and Half Past Fate is a chill story game where you follow the lives of each of the main characters and see how they intersect! Both are available on the Switch and I would 10/10 recommend both!!!
To The Moon has been permanently imbedded in my heart since it's original release.
THIS. THIS THIS THIS. pardon the all caps but y e ah
Watched a SINGLE playthrough... And here I am, years later, still crying...
*its
oh yeah! they are making a anime out of it! :)
I almost forgot about this game and how it made highschool me cry so much
Calico is an indie game that deserves all the love. It’s absolutely amazing (very LGBT friendly, focused on witch magic, but the main point is to have a cat cafe and fill it with animals. Please play it!! There’s like two creators and they are working so hard. I love it so much 😭
i love that game so much
Whats it on?
@@Trash_Banditz Switch & PC I think!
I disagree and I'm only saying this because other people may see your comment and purchase it from the overwhelmingly positive reviews without knowing any of its drawbacks.
The game is cheap and therefore lacks content. Twelve dollars won't get you much and understandably so. The premise of the game is to meet everyone in town, complete 3 requests for each person, and that's more or less where the story ends. Additionally, you can find animals all around the map and have them reside in your café or add them to your party to follow you around. I personally found that each character was not discernible from one another personality-wise which was very disappointing. They all were very watered down, kind and quirky people but with nothing particularly unique in their dialogue. The UI isn't the best, the mechanics for some things could be better like for buying the furniture or decorating the café. It's also very, very buggy but many say that adds to its charm. I enjoy story oriented games like that, or at the very least a game I can really feel immersed in to take my mind off of real world affairs. I couldn't do that with Calico because of how lackluster the characters were. I wish the game was more expensive and had more content; it only took me 10 hours to finish the story, buy all potions, meet all animals, etc. If you're looking for just a cutesy game with buggy mechanics that are fun to mess with (picking up animals and running around for no reason, using potions to make your animals huge and run around, etc), then the game is for you. But if you're looking for a story game where you fall in love with the characters, Calico won't provide that.
@@yanderedani9039 I definitely agree with you on most of this. My only thing is that the creators are working on a lot of content right, and it's a small team, so I can easily see more being added relatively soon. It's a $12 indie game, and it definitely shows. Good that you responded so people will see that side.
i think to the moon saved my life when i was younger, i remember whenever i'd go through emotional trauma i'd always come crawling back to laura shigihara's "everything's alright"
Spiritfarer is a really nice game if you've had a long week of school or work and just wanna relax and hug something.
The Professor Layton series are amazing! It’s one of my favorite series on the DS & 3DS. In my opinion Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is definitely a tear jerker and one of the best in the whole series. It’s sad we haven’t received any new games in the mainline series for a while.
Fire emblem three houses: *appear in the list*
Me: interesting manouver
I mean... the exploration sections are pretty calming and cozy sometimes
Yeah, it's been my comfort food game too. It has a great cast and there's always something new to test out with your characters/routes. And Hilda is best girl. 💕
@@carmankay yeah. It's definitely good to play that after a stressful day or a session of the older games. (The one I'm playing right now is structured like a tragedy in the first part. The main character's wife just got kidnapped so it's pretty stressful) oh and my favourite three houses characters are Bernadetta (her father can drown in spicy Ketchup) and Marianne!
I actually wanted to play it since i believed the story isn‘t that deep (it is my first fire emblem) just a bit strategy and stuff - a game for relaxing yk. Well ... jokes on me
Fire Emblem 3 Houses gave me many feels including anger and feelings of betrayal, and I've not finished it yet. It's a lot of fun though
I really recommend "I am Dead" ! - you play as morris, the old curator of a small island museum, who is... Recently Dead, and you explore the island and you can like, look inside objects and the goal is to find specific items related to memories of other dead ppl so u can speak to their ghost!! i cried at the end but in a rlly good way. its so cute and im Obsessed w it
When you first mentioned To the Moon, my heart sank. I remember playing it years ago and it had changed my outlook in life. It’s still a big part of my life, the soundtrack is beautiful even after so many years. All I wanna say is, you have great taste in games 😌
"If you haven't played this game yet, it will break you. If you have already played this game, it has broken you." Proud to say I have been broken by this game for a very, very long time...
*me after seeing the yoongi photocards in the corner*: i'll believe anything you say
I like "A Short Hike". It's only like 2 hours long but it's perfect for an afternoon relaxation session.
i never know whether spiritfarer makes me happy or sad and that's what i'm going for tbh
i get what you mean :')) sometimes the best games are the ones that hurt lmao
@@Chonnie they hurt so much more when you lost some people while playing this game..
@@problemaki It really does😭 I started playing a few days ago and just had to say goodbye to Gwen. I cried so hard. That’s actually why I’m here now haha, I needed to take a break from the game and was looking through the comments section to find more cozy games.
"if you've already played to the moon you're already broken"
YES, AND I LOOK FORWARD TO BEING BROKEN AGAIN
I dont understand why people are broken?😅 isnt it ended happily. Why people are crying?
Been finding AC New Leaf and Tomodachi Life pretty cozy/relaxing lately. Not sure of Animal Crossing counts as a farming simulator game😂
i'm thinking it isn't? but i get tired of ac often :')) but i should check out tomodachi life, i've seen so many memes from it 😭😭😭
@@Chonnie i can really really say that new leaf isn't as boring as new horizons
if u have the money please try it out it's really worth it
New leaf hits the spot that New horizons feelings is missing for me, I love just going to the island and playing games with everyone
I have also been replaying New Leaf in my 3DS. New Horizons is just missing something that New Leaf did better.
yo i just got new horizons and have been playing it nonstop but im curious why do yall say new leaf is better? :0 thanks!
Why did I read the title as "cozy gnomes that aren't farming sins." And why did I click on the video for the mistaken title.
I laughed out loud at the thought of sin farming gnomes. "Your gluttony got nice and thick. And good job with that envy. Mine isn't as strong."
LMAO Omg u definitely need to check ur eyes bestie
Your voice... Is so comforting , can't really explain
She sounds like a nice person, which is rare. I think that's why. My girlfriend could never sound this kind
@@logansaxby7224 she's really sweet , I just put her videos running on my cellphone , beside my bed and just relax , it's like an involuntary ASRM .
@@baguete02 that's a great idea. May have to give it a try
I love fire emblem three houses so so much and my favorite route is the blue lions. If you really don't wanna stress too much over it just play it on the lowest difficulty and enjoy the story with students alike. If the battles stress you out there's plenty of guides on the internet to help and it's easy to follow, the fluidity of abilities and classes helps too.
i played all the professor layton games growing up and don’t remember crying but definitely remember being frustrated as hell when i couldn’t solve the hard puzzles lmao
I sobbed so much at Lost Future. That Layton was calling my name might also be a factor.
zelda botw will always be the most calming for me
botw is so calming until the guardian music starts playing 😭
@@katie-kb6qd RED LASERS ACTIVATED
@@katie-kb6qd the way i teleport out 😭😭
@@rachelkwon9518 i have the ancient shield thing yet i still teleport away 😭
@@katie-kb6qd hi you're the most relatable person on the internet how are you 😭
Coffee Talk is an amazing game for feeling cozy! I would always feel so calm and relaxed after playing a chapter or two :)
It’s on Steam and Nintendo switch
I actually gasped when you showed to the moon. I love that game and could not agree more. played it when it first came out and I'm so glad it gets the recognition it deserves
lmaooo all these comments are making me wanna buy it now omg- i just got a switch lite but i didnt think id have to mentally prepare for a game to make me cry my eyes out LMAO😭😭😭
A short hike is a Gem 💎, I never thought that I would cry over a game.
I didn't find "To the moon" through this video BUT I highly recommend that game. It was so beautiful :)
First game on the video..
i saw this video on my recommended a few days ago and i decided to download to the moon.
and now I've finished it and I'm crying.. so thank you
BHXNDJDN YOU’RE WELCOME 🥳🥳🥳
For the DS I recommend Dogz !! The isotope pixelart style is so endearing and you pick out a dog and take care of them as they slowly get to know and love you more !!
I LOVED THAT GAME SO MUCH the nostalgia omg
@@busi9631 YEAH RIGHT, BRUV WHEN YOUR DOG STARTS TO WAIT FOR YOU AT THE DOOR WHEN YOU COME HOME FROM SCHOOL?? HITS DIFFERENT.
I played To the Moon when it was first released ten years ago. I revisited the game recently. Now with years of life experiences, the game feels so deep and touching. A must play for all!
2:24 "Cafe Enchante is a cozy otome game"
me post-gameplay: you lied to me
Spiritfarer is one of my favourite games right now. I often have the soundtrack playing when I feel anxious and it honestly helps so much.
Professor Layton is just my entire childhood, I got two of them and I absolutely love them with all my heart. I remember getting so frustrated because I couldn't pass some puzzles hahaha I really miss that rainy nights I used to play till morning, hiding from my mom
If, "A Short Hike" isn't on this list, it needs to be, charming, cute, and has a decent short story. Real fun to spend a few hours on. It's on the switch
Finally To the Moon is getting the recognition it deserves!! My all time favorite game series hands down!
✨not a mac✨ LMAOO
XDDD
Well it’s not a Mac. That’s for sure.
1:34 tho lol
@@gigimelmel ?? that's an ipad displayed there
That "you genuinely grow to love the characters over time (*except leonie*)" tho omg HAHAAHHA
your content is getting consistent and really good, keep it up, I love it!!!
thank you very much!!
Wandersong is my fav cozy game and I’m pretty sure it was the first game that actually made me cry. I picked up Spiritfarer after watching your video since it seemed the most similar. ❤️
I play Fire Emblem games on classic mode hard-lunatic, so instead of being chill, I stress out about every action I make. I’ll never forget dying by a 1% chance on Conquest. Three houses was easy because of divine pulse, so in a way I can see how it would be chill.
i usually play on casual for chill moments, classic on hard mode is :”)))) i especially hate the battle after flayn gets kidnapped
The constant need to deal with the monastary really starts to grate after your first playthrough. Strategy RPG's are my favorite genre but I still havent quite finished my NO NG+ Maddening run and it's kinda sad I lost three students so far.
I love Fire Emblem though and it's definitely my cozy go to, personally mostly on the GBA and 3DS. Ohh and if your looking for other SRPG's on Switch Langrisser 1+2 remake is decent and Brigandine Legend Of Runeseria is aswell however its quite complex and neither one features relationship stuff.
@@sherrdreamz7232 Yeah, the monastery is the annoying part once you get past your first playthrough. It’s just not as fun anymore. The battles are what excites me more, mostly due to the fact I just really want to hear my favorite battle map themes in training.
@@gingermint1230 that's why I find the older games with straightforward stories/battles easier to replay. I just went through fire emblem 6/7 during downtime at work. Now I'm playing The Last Promise romhack on my gba and it's actually really good.
THANK YOU FOR RECCING TO THE MOON!! i always feel like it gets lost in time since it was a lot more popular in the early 2010s but incredible and definitely one of my favorite games, it's even getting it's third game soon!
your voice and this video just feels so soft and warm!! ahshs got a new sub :)
thank you so much, am glad i got the vibe across!!
This video is magic, not just because of how comfy the video felt with all these nice recommendations, but the comments are filled of more game suggestions for others' cozy games, I'm so in love with how I can see some games that I already knew and loved, happy to see more people appreciating them, as well as discovering new titles to add to my experience. So grateful for this video.
Fire Emblem Three Houses is the greatest game ever (i got it back in 2019 and i still love it)
On this note...I really like Old Man’s Journey, The First Tree, Neo Cab, Gris, Child of Light, Rime, Valhalla, Oneshot, What Remains of Edith Finch and Rakuen. Check them out if you enjoy these kinds of games! They are all some sort of adventure/indie/casual/puzzle/visual novel ish games with mostly really sweet and quirky stories with a hidden message behind it 😊
ah yes , i've been blessed with Chonnie's new video
I like your pfp
dont say thatttt!! I love long form content so much~ I hope the OG beauty gurus keep coming haha
Spiritfarer is one of my favourite games on switch, I found it in the e shop when ages ago and put it in my wishlist. I was able to finally buy it about a couple months ago and it’s amazing.
I’m in love with your aesthetic, it’s just so relaxing and like you know i don’t know.
Seeing that prof layton literally made me tear up right now even though it’s been about 10 years since I last played it
(I played the first and third one, absolutely worth it)
Reminder to come back to this video and compile a list of games to play
I cry every time I think about To The Moon... It's been 6 years! Why do I still cry???
It's comforting to see another Filipino with similar opinions and interests on TH-cam 😭❤️ i feel like not a lot of people share a positive opinion on grinding or emotional stuff,, much less find them comforting
FE Three Houses is literally my comfort game, I love the Blue Lions’ cast so much (it took me 5 playthroughs to choose another route lol). Will definitely check out to the moon as well.
Damn, im really digging the aesthetic of your video. I don’t even like pink that much but somehow you made it look so nice and cozy, bravo!
Very nice list, thank you so much! A few other recommandations: Abzû (relaxing underwater puzzles in a beautiful poetic universe), Florence (if you're here for the crying, be my guest ^^), Journey (meditative exploration of a sand desert and your soul) and Moon Hunters (personnality test packed in a retro game design + multiplayer!).
Your pink systems collection is adorable
If you want to cry emotionally you should totally try Omori (though it can be scary and the ending is pretty sad, a lot of the game is really cozy as well!) Also I just can't with how beautiful the pink consoles are 😭
yes, the pink consoles are everything!! also thank you for recommending omori!! just checked it out and i am sLIGHTLY scared,,, but maybe i should play it on stream lmao
You're welcome! Honestly it is a horror game so it has it's spooky moments, put it has a lovely message that anyone could relate to. But the parts that are cozy are SUPER cozy I love the soundtrack it's super relaxing :)
I just finished this game last week! It’s now one of my favorite games but let me tell you it definitely left me in tears and was probably the most heartbreaking thing I’ve ever played (totally worth it though). I’m still crying over it lol 😭💔
Be forewarned that Omori contains a lot of graphic imagery about suicide. I went through Black Space four weeks ago and I am still traumatized by some of the things I saw. Omori is NOT a cozy game AT ALL. It's one of the most graphic and terrifying games out there and I'm in fact a bit angry at you for potentially scaring the sheit out of people that may now think this is just a sad cozy game.
@@Temaile Hey thanks for your reply. Looking back I probably shouldn't have recommended the game. I forgot a lot of the bad things that happened in it back when I wrote that comment, so I apologize for that. I did genuinely feel very cozy when playing the lighter parts of the game but obviously it doesn't negate the rest of the stuff that happens in the story. I'm also very used to playing horror rpg maker style games and have seen a lot of graphic/terrifying imagery in them and I'm definitely desensitized to the themes of Omori.
Yessss shoutout to Professor Layton!! I grew up on that series, I hope you've played the others by now!
i was NOT expecting to see professor layton here, the azran legacy BROKE MEEEEE
I love your aesthetic it looks clean and cozy!!
I loved spiritfarer so much, but it took so much courage for me to finish it, and when I did it made me cry so much, I built such a strong connection to this game and it was so hard to say goodbye to
So many games have made me cry, but very few have like Spiritfarer. It got probably a dozen ugly cries out of me, and each one was so cathartic and the game left me feeling so good. Definitely recommend -- it was one of my favorite 2020 releases! Looking forward to picking up some of these other titles as well!
aaa, i've been avoiding making massive progress in spiritfarer because of how much of a cry baby i already am :')) hopefully you'll enjoy the other titles!! i know that i said that you should go into to the moon blind but there's a reason why i put spiritfarer immediately after it :')))
I really recommend Nino Kuni, it’s so beautiful and it has a great great story, I personally love Nino Kuni
I loved that game too!!! It starts a little slow bc the tutorial phase goes a little long but past that it was such a joy to play
Tangle Tower is another chill one and the art is FANTASTIC! (for switch and PC i think)
OH and Coffee Time (for switch and PC)
i just finished tangle tower a couple hours ago and i definitely recommend it!
@@tkettlesoup yesss it’s so good. I really hope the make another one.
Has anyone played fantasy life on 3ds? That was a wholesome adventure rpg game that kept me cosy for aaaaages
Omg yes!!! I wish they would bring it to switch 😭
@@GiannaCassarino I heard level 5 studio was shutting down it's American operations due to general low sales, so maybe they aren't doing that well 😢
I like how I wasn't even looking at the screen for the first recommendation but when I heard the music and your description for it, I was like hell yeah!! Is that to the moon?!?!
11/10 indeed
I'd recommend What remains of Edith Finch. Tho that made me cry like hell.. at least one of the part in the story
Yes! Edith Finch does not get the love it deserves. It was a beautiful journey.
@@hannahguin933 strongly agree. I'd recommend it every chance I get
a game i really enjoy is the red lantern, basically it’s where you have a sled with your dogs, and your goal is to survive the wilderness and find out your dogs stories. it’s rlly cute
Another relaxing game that I really recommend is: Our life beginnings and always! 10/10 and the developers are still adding content right now!
Absolutely the game is perfect and as you can tell by my pfp I still haven’t got over it lol
Cozy games are absolutely up my alley, of course. Loved watching you video. Lovely aesthetic.
To The Moon. I don’t cry about games often but that one had me sobbing for so long.
to the moon broke me down so bad, i cried at almost every sad scene, it was also a very investigating game where you use your brain to follow through and understand the story. I absolutely loved it, a nice game to play by urself when u want to cry!
My go-to relaxing game is VA-11 Hall-A. I love the dialogue of the customers you come across.
I love this one! Coffee Talk, The Red Strings Club, and Florence are great with amazing music too.
I was obsessed with the Layton games as a kid and get emotional whenever someone acknowledges them, and if you ever end up playing Unwound future, I definitely recommend you play Diabolical Box afterwards for an almost equally heart-wrenching experience :')
There's this REALLY fun game called Calico. It's where you run a cat cafe and you collect all these different magical animals and put them in your cafe and you can decorate it however you'd like and you can make so many different friends. It's a very diverse and welcoming game as well. It is a little buggy but the devs are fixing them very fast!😊
was looking at calico but haven’t purchased it yet bc of my apprehensions ant the bugs and stuff, glad to hear things are being smoothened out!!
@@Chonnie there are a lot of graphical glitches that I just could not look past. Cute idea and soundtrack though. Just very very buggy
i think you should try va-ll hall-a on switch youre a bartender and get to talk to different kinds of people in this futuristic cyberpunk era. the characters are so well drawn it really takes me back.
I don't know why but that sounds like a little piece of heaven
These game recommendations are really good, thank you for the video! Professor Layton is a classic and Spiritfarer's cute too. Another chill game I recommend is A Short Hike.
omg pleeeeeease make more videos like this, i'm kinda new to the whole gaming community and I have absolutely no idea where to find cozy/indie games like these so thank you so much for the video !!
STOP I USED TO PLAY PROFESSOR LAYTON MY ENTIRE CHILDHOOD IM SOBBING
Cats, Nintendogs, tetris, kirby are a few of my cozy games I play. I love how your consoles are all pink it's so cute!
Fire Emblem Three Houses is an absolute vibe. Replayed it as different houses and loved it so much. Donut county is such a random game but so much fun. Spiritfarer is on my wishlist and now I added To The Moon to it too :)
Yo this channel about to go really big. I'm calling it.
I'd recommend Our Life: Beginnings & Always (on Steam) over Café Enchanté for an Otome; Our Life: Beginnings & Always only has one route, but it's super chill. Café Enchanté gets dark real quick once you start the individual routes lol.
I just got this video randomly recommended to me. Just wanted to say that you have an amazing voice and it's a pleasure to listen to you talking about video games. And yes, To The Moon is amazing, I had no idea what I was getting into when I booted it up for the first time a couple of years ago. The story is wonderful, pixel art is beautiful, everyone who likes emotional games should play it, especially considering that it's not a long game.
“You genuinely grow to love the characters over time (except Leonie)”
*TRUTH*
leonie truly just going off at byleth right after their dad dies u_u go away leonie
@@fourdollaremo Well how else are you supposed to remember that *she knew Captain Jeralt*
Another cozy game, if you have apple arcade, is Mutazione. Aside from the story, it centers around planting gardens and learning about the people in the small community of Mutazione (one of them being mc's grandfather). Each garden centers around a certain "vibe", if you will, and each plant has its own sound/instrument so once the garden is complete to your liking, it creates a song. I personally found it really fun and interesting to learn about all the characters, collect seeds, and design the layout of each garden 🖤
There's another game for the PS that was really chill and kinda existential but I can't remember the name. The player is a car (or a person in the car? I don't remember that well lol) stuck on a cliff and can converse the wildlife.
just seeing the title of To The Moon is enough to make me choke up, good choice
where can I play that game
i wanted to thank you for the captions! I love ur content!