SHOULD I PLAY LIGHTYEAR FRONTIER? If you’re a fan of farming and crafting games, you should definitely add this title to your wishlist. Lightyear Frontier is an open world farming game with a sci-fi twist. After landing on a distant planet, you can build a homestead, farm alien crops, and restore the local ecosystem. I had a great time playing through the demo on my own, and I can’t wait to try the multiplayer when the full game is out.

SHOULD I PLAY MY TIME AT SANDROCK? My Time at Sandrock is a terrific follow-up to My Time at Portia, so you won’t want to miss it if you liked the original. I’d also recommend it to anyone who likes crafting, farming sims, or survival games. While both titles in the series take place in a post-apocalyptic world, My Time at Sandrock really made me feel like I was fighting against the environment. There’s something strangely cozy about searching for resources in an inhospitable wasteland. Whether I was helping a local find shade or repairing damage after a nasty sandstorm, it felt like I was making the world around me a better place, and that was really satisfying.

Really have vibes of Animal Crossing, but in fantasy world with different races. Will definitely wait for more updates and hope for real time and seasons.

Are you prepared to dive into the world of Animash, where imagination knows no limits? Welcome to a captivating gaming experience that blends alchemy with the excitement of Pokémon-style battles. In Animash, players wield the power of fusion, combining two elements – whether objects, creatures, or electronics – to create something entirely new. With each fusion, a unique creature emerges, boasting its own set of attack, defense, and dodge stats, ranging from common three-star to divine ten-star ratings.

Cute and cozy game, with so many details and functionalities. It's really a amazing game. The graphics are over the top, simply mesmerizing. Rebuilding and managing are a great combination, with full control of the classes.

Preview part 1 Preview part 2 Preview part 3 A game that matches images based on the lines that connect the images. The display is lacking because there are ads in the user interface and it is not full screen. Of course this game has an advertising feature that suddenly appears. As a game, included as a relaxing puzzle. Total size when I play this game is 362 MB. Thanks and see you next game...

SHOULD I PLAY SILENT HOPE? Definitely give this one a chance if you’re looking for a surprisingly relaxing, grindy dungeon-crawler, but maybe skip it if you mainly go to RPGs for the story. Silent Hope goes back to the absolute basics of the Japanese RPG formula, with a crew of seven mute heroes, each representing a different class, journeying into a multi-level abyss to save a fallen kingdom. By sticking to the fundamentals, the game is able to focus on making the characters and world charming as hell and the core gameplay streamlined and solid.

Back Again, with your latest bit of Indie Investigating. This time, it's Team 17 Digital's darkly funny narrative title 'Killer Frequency'- which takes the campy idea of a Slash Plot, and has a good bit of fun with it. Tune In, Check Out, Leave a Not-So-Pretty Corpse While there's plenty of stories in Gallows Creek- none invoke quite as much fear as that of 'The Whistling Man', a serial killer who ran rampant in the 50's, before the police were finally able to put him down.

WitchSpring R is a simple but addictive RPG that’s all about collecting items and crafting potions. It’s a remake of the first title in a popular series of mobile games, but it also has a lot in common with another game series: Atelier. I’m a huge Atelier fan, and WitchSpring R definitely captures the cozy slice-of-life qualities that makes those games great. The game revolves around Pieberry, an adorable witch who would like nothing more than to spend her days eating the best pie that the world has to offer. Unfortunately for her, WitchSpring R takes place in a world where magic users are being hunted down. This means she has to dodge attacks from enemy soldiers while she’s exploring or gathering ingredients.

PLAY IT OR SKIP IT? Play it if you’re a fan of cozy and relaxing games. Mail Time is a sweet and occasionally hilarious game that’s all about delivering mail. While the game started me off with a simple quest—deliver a letter to some guy named Greg—I soon found myself taking on all kinds of odd jobs. Whether I was playing matchmaker, finding a new hat for a capybara, or helping characters pull off a heist, I was thoroughly charmed by

crazy to think that this game still holds up so well even after 8 years of its release. this is the kind of game that you'll spend hours upon hours playing and re-playing it, I myself have over a hundred hours of playtime on steam! this game is like, crazy good. great story that progresses at your own pace, stunning art direction, and very fun gameplay mechanics overall. honestly, just buy the game and play it if you haven't already, you won't be disappointed~!

Well, tried Heartopia on chinese OBT and it looks unbelievably cute and optimized! Waiting for global release and want to dive into this magic world 👍 Pros: - Cute graphic - Optimization - Many ingame mechanics 👎 Cons: - Need english version (at this moment only chinese available) - And no more cons for now 😄 🎮 Gameplay: Crafting, gathering, decorating, fashion! It's all here!

Its really good game, but i give four stars bc it always gaves ads. But its okay You should guys try too. It makes ur fingers/hands faster haha!

👍 Pros: super cute, mood changer, unique and new game design and gameplay, feel good, easy to play and understand, relaxing vibe 👎 Cons: not many except i didn't like the connect to Facebook thing for adding friends and events

SHOULD I PLAY WITCHSPRING R? WitchSpring R instantly reminded me of the Atelier series, so if you’re a fan of those games, you won’t want to miss this one. It’s an incredibly cute and charming RPG, but it’s not shallow either. There’s real depth to its gameplay and characters, and its story is much more interesting than it initially seems to be. It’s a great mix of a fantasy adventure and a slice-of-life story, and that combination is hard to resist.

As a kitten enthusiast, I really enjoyed its handwritten art style which could make me feel calm and relaxed. The background music and the sound effect are also healing. Recommend for all the cat lovers.😸

With its unique characters, addicting gameplay, and relaxing music, This story-based puzzler has a lot going for it. Linea: an innerlight game was easy to grasp, and I could quickly get into it as I waited for the bus to class. Linea combines narrative gameplay with puzzle-solving elements. Each puzzle I solved unlocked bits of dialogue that ultimately led to a completed story. Each story had different characters with different narrative plots, so exploring new short stories was cool as I helped each character reach their goal through the gameplay.

Bridge reappear is a Match 3 puzzle bridged with rpg adventure. It's fun and nostalgic as it reminds of candy crush. Also it has to be played strategically as the next move depends on which item has been matched, such as, heal or attack and so on. The enemies get stronger along with the progression, but one thing i really miss is an ultimate power attack. It would be really fun to have something like rage, or combo.

Since playing the Beta, I've had so much fun hanging out with friends and even making new friends.  I'm so excited that the games officially out now. The game is casual friendly, heartwarming, very cute and I adore it so much. The cosmetics and home building is where the game shines the most. The cosmetic designs are gorgeous and while most of the good stuff is paid content (they have to make their money somehow), the stuff you can buy through in game currency is still good enough and there are lots of options that change daily in the clothing store. Home building reminds me of a simplified version of the sims. Though its still fantastic and you can make incredible builds. Theres also so many furniture options earned and bought through just playing the game (as well as themed ones through a paid model). Even if you aren't a builder, you've never played a sims game or just don't know about designing, there's a few features available to help such as predesigned furniture sets, rooms and even entire home blueprints later in the game. The gameplay is nice and easy to get into. My only issue is the strange controls on PC since it plays exactly like a mobile port. Graphics are cute and colorful. Its definitely lacking in music. You'll be hearing the same sounds through the entire game no matter where you go. However, there are variances in bird calls which help identify the different species for birdwatching which is really nice. Theres no proper story rich aspect of the game, it's just one of those games where the decisions you make, things you do, and the friends you make become your personal story. My biggest concern right now is that the game doesn't feel co-operative and friend-focused enough. It feels like a solo experience with co-operative aspects such as minigames where everyone's contribution counts towards an overall goal. You also can't talk to friends unless they are within close proximity through the in-game chat, unless you send them mail which is an odd chat feature.

SHOULD I PLAY COZY ISLANDS? If you’re looking for a cute and cozy game to play when you have some downtime, you should definitely check it out. That said, if you’re looking for a title you can play for hours at a time, you might want to look elsewhere. Cozy Islands is a crafting and building game about rebuilding a series of islands. Resources on the islands are pretty scarce, but they automatically refresh every ninety minutes. I found