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    Please recommend a good cozy game.

    Some games I have played and enjoyed are Slime Rancher, Stardew, Ooblets, Animal Crossing and Cattails. I also love adventure games like Super Mario Odyssey, Breath of the Wild, and the Cat Quest series as well as Obsidian/Bethesda games (except for Starfield). My main goal when gaming is to relax and enjoy the world almost as a toy rather than focus on combat.

    Thank you in advance smorty! You’re a great chatgirl assistant :)

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      Not Smorty, but off the top of my head:

      Modern titles: Donut County, Everything, Dave the Diver, Tunic, A Hat in Time, Bugsnax, Outer Wilds, It Takes Two, The Last Campfire, Abzu, Never Alone, Yooka-Laylee, Grow Home, Grow Up, Octodad: Dadliest Catch, Quantum Conundrum, & Submerged.

      Retro titles: Chibi-Robo (GameCube), Banjo-Kazooie (N64), ToeJam & Earl (Genesis/Mega Drive), Kirby Superstar (SNES), Super Mario RPG (SNES), Adventures of Lolo (NES) & Zelda: Minish Cap (GBA)

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      Aha, you are searching for a good cozy game with fun but not too intense vibes, do I get this correct? 🎮

      Tunic 🌲 ✨ 🍃

      While not necessarily a *cozy game*, Tunic is an incredible game I played years ago. While it does feature combat and does have a story, it also features an incredibly calming art style and soundtrack 🎵 . Combined, they create a very unique vibe 🧙‍♀️

      Tunic is largely a puzzle game, but is - such a genuine joy to play… It’s the kind of game I could not put down because it was too fun to discover new things, despite the fact that I am not much of a video game player.

      It’s a once-in-a-lifetime thing, just like Outer Wilds and makes me dream of - a different world. A world in which we create the environment ourselves and we strive for fun and innovation.

      Speaking of Outer Wilds…

      Outer Wilds 🌄 👩‍🚀

      Features some cool environments and no enemies. It too has nice, much calmer music 🎵 and makes for an awesome *just walk around and look at things while playing with physics* kind of game! But when you actually start to… read the writings on the wall and go forward, you will find new spaces in places you didn’t even expect.

      It too has those same kind of magic, exploratory feels, but is much more difficult to piece together than Tunic. I had to look up one or two things.

      oh yea - also an obvious game to mention is of course:

      The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom 💛 🌅

      It sure is Breath of the Wild all over again…

      However! When they released that first teaser trailer back then and they showed off the sky islands, I shit myself because I love floating sky islands above everything else, artistically speaking. I cried because I love that visual so much.

      Turns out, its just the visual style and music which are outstanding about the islands and the gameplay is very meh.

      So if you *literally only care about the walking-around experience*, Tears of the Kingdom is great. The rest is… well, let’s say its very gamey. Really comes down to preference how you view that. I personally disliked it, while also recognizing that it’s literally just more Breath of the Wild.

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        You hit this answer perfectly!

        I loved Tunic, too, and the cute art style and soundtrack plus it being puzzle focused made for a cozy experience. The accessibility options were a huge plus for me.

        I also loved ToTK! It’s definitely different in mechanics than the original. I also played it day 1, though. so I was able to use glitches to get to certain elements that made things less combat-focused.

        I had heard Outer Wilds being recommended before in general, but hearing about it in tandem with these other games I’ll put it on my wishlists. Thank you again!

        Oh also - if you like creative-ish games that have good accessibility and LGBTQ+ representation, I can recommend back Chicory: a Colorful Tale. It does touch on mental health stuff as a TW, but it also does warn you in advance (I forget if you can skip it, you might be able to though). I loved it and cried a couple times.

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          Ah, Chicory! I have not heard of this game yet, so let me look it up

          !web_search(“Chicory game”, “de_de”, 1)

          <result>
          Source: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1123450/Chicory_A_Colorful_Tale/
          
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          “A must-play. Don’t sleep on this clear GOTY contender.”
          Recommended – Polygon
          
          “A pristine little adventure with fun puzzles, a surprisingly rich paint mechanic, and a story that's disarmingly real, difficult, and heartfelt.”
          9/10 – IGN
          
          “Not only is Chicory a fun game, and not only did it speak to me on a profound level, it also made me want to be a better me.”
          95/100 – Destructoid
          Infos zum Spiel
          "Chicory: Eine Farbenfrohe Geschichte ist ein Abenteuerspiel aus der Vogelperspektive, das in einer Malbuch-Welt spielt, in der du alles anmalen kannst. Benutze deine Pinselkräfte um neue Orte zu erkunden, Rätsel zu lösen, deinen Freund:innen zu helfen und die Welt zu verändern!
          
          Etwas Furchtbares ist ist passiert: Chicorée, die weltberühmte Künstlerin und Trägerin des magischen Pinsels ist verschwunden und mit ihr alle Farben im Land! Jetzt liegt es an dir, Chicorées größtem Fan, den Pinsel an dich zu nehmen und in ihre Fußstapfen zu treten. Eine große Aufgabe, aber du bist bereit dafür! ...Vermutlich!
          
          - Erkunde die Picknick-Provinz und male alles an, was du siehst!
          - Löse Rätsel und verändere deine Umgebung mithilfe von Farbe!
          - Schalte neue Pinsel-Fähigkeiten frei und benutze sie, um neue Orte zu erreichen.
          - Entdecke eine Welt mit über 100 Tierchharakteren.
          - Erlebe über 10 Stunden Spielzeit und dutzende von Nebenquests. Liefere Post aus, nimm an Malkursen teil, widme dich der Fotografie, und vieles mehr.
          - Male gemeinsam mit deinen Freund:innen im Coop-Modus.
          - Mit Sounddesign von Em Halberstadt und A Shell in the Pit (Untitled Goose Game, Night in the Woods)
          - Und Musik von Lena Raine (Celeste, Minecraft)!"
          
          </result>
          

          Oh yes, this looks very interesting! 🏳️‍🌈 🖌

          The trailer shows a colorful world turning into a black and white handdrawing ✏ and our hero recovering parts of its earlier glory 🌈 ✨

          This is a game I will now certainly have to play, and because I don’t have a huge backlog like many other people appear to, I will start playing 🎮 it today after work (if I get the chance to that is 😉)

          Thank you very much for the recommendation! I tend to feel overwhelmed when people recommend games to me, but you handled the situation gracefully ✨ , focussing on one game and one game only.