"Comfy" game recommendations, that go well with a cup of coffee?

[PaleFolklore]

Been looking for some examples of this. Bonus points, if we're talking about anything from the 90's.

 

[fake-kun]

A bit of a cliche answer, but any Animal Crossing game.

 

[Lazar Kaganovich]

Sim City.

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Lemmings Is pretty good for relaxing while doing something.

I have to echo the aforementioned SimCity, too.

And honestly? Get Monkey Island in there and have a blast just walking around Melee Island.

 

[fishboneKiller]

24 killers (despite the name) was one of the most laid back and comfy games i played last year. it feels really homey, you explore an island and have to help out different monsters with their problems so you can take their picture, scan it, and get toast in return. it makes a lot more sense when you play it, trust me. if you've ever played something like chulip or moon, it's sorta like that.

 

[ZombieFish]

Earthbound is pretty comfy. I also like a bit of Yoshi’s Island in the morning, so long as it’s the ROMhack with no Mario crying.

 

[tropicalavera]

The professor himself might prefer a cup of tea, but I have found the Layton games to be excellent choices to help wake your brain up whilst you enjoy that first cup of coffee: a comfy digital alternative to doing the daily crossword.

 

[Sir Auriel of Lionel]

I don't like my real life neighbors so I enjoy and Harvest Moon/Story of Seasons or Rune Factory title that while the cast is colorful I enjoy engagement with them at my pace and discretion. Not quite comfy norm material but just exploring any world from a Team Ico game like Shadow of the Colossus right were you start you can just ride your horse in the sand and plains and just enjoy the ride.

 

[thanonyx thanonyx]

Fez is a fun little puzzle platformer and perfect for a cold morning where you can just huddle up under a blanket with some coffee or tea.

 

[DunkeyKong]

Kirby games, can start with any
But I'll pick the original NES one

 

[thanonyx thanonyx]

Kirby games, can start with any
But I'll pick the original NES one
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Or the OG Game Boy one for that matter.

 

[UrielSol]

va-11 hall-a
you're a bartender on a dystopian cyberpunk pub, so you serve drinks and listen to your costumers

its a pretty chill game

 

[DunkeyKong]

Or the OG Game Boy one for that matter.

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Classic, especially the SNES one

 

[Ian Naxieas]

Save 40% on Little Kitty, Big City on Steam

You're a curious little kitty with a big personality, on an adventure to find your way back home. Explore the city, make new friends with stray animals, wear delightful hats, and leave more than a little chaos in your wake. After all, isn't that what cats do best?

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Tiny Glade on Steam

Tiny Glade is a small diorama builder where you doodle whimsical castles, cozy cottages & romantic ruins. Explore gridless building chemistry as the game adorns your glades with procedural detail. No management, combat or goals: just kick back and turn forgotten meadows into lovable dioramas.

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Cloud Gardens on Steam

A chill game about using plants to overgrow abandoned wasteland dioramas

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Save 30% on Dorfromantik on Steam

Dorfromantik is a peaceful building strategy and puzzle game where you create a beautiful and ever-growing village landscape by placing tiles. Explore a variety of colorful biomes, discover and unlock new tiles and complete quests to fill your world with life!

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Townscaper on Steam

Instant town building toy

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None of them are 90s, I'm sorry. ;3; But you get to be an adorable menace and have quaint fun building stuff!

 

[Lemons]

Save 30% on Pictopix on Steam

Pictopix is a puzzle game where you use logic to color squares on grids in order to reveal pictures.

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I always play this to relax

 

[Jeanfranc]

Been looking for some examples of this. Bonus points, if we're talking about anything from the 90's.

The legend of heroes: Trails in the Sky is basically a "one-hand game", it's made for keyboard controls and you mainly control it with just the mouse, so you can sip coffee with your left hand and play with your right hand.

 

[goregoregoregoregoregore]

Morrowind: Because of the constant ambiance, sounds and chill atmosphere. This game is like a ASMR for me.
Bomb Rush Cyberfunk: Hang out with the boys in futuristic y2k simulator. It's such a chill "unplug your mind and play" game
Majora's Mask: I might be the only one because the whole time limit thing(and the sad,dark and tragic themes), but it's so comfy to stay inside the houses and watch people live their lives. I would love to live in Clock Town (without moon falling)

 

[DrunkOcelot]

The legend of heroes: Trails in the Sky is basically a "one-hand game", it's made for keyboard controls and you mainly control it with just the mouse, so you can sip coffee with your left hand and play with your right hand.

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I know a few one handed games but I think that's for a different topic

 

[Cu-Neo]

I would say Harvest Moon and to a extend the Rune Factory games, on the first you have a farm and while you take care of it you establish relationship with the other people of the island and possibly meet your true love by the end of the year, the first one is from 1997 for Snes but there's a lot of more game like the one I recommend to start "A wonderful life" on Gamecube and in the case of Rune factory is the same but at the same time is an action RPG with a story and arcs the first one is for DS and the latest entry releases this year on Switch and PC.

 

[Lazar Kaganovich]

Also Snatcher and Policenauts.

 

[Lemons]

The legend of heroes: Trails in the Sky is basically a "one-hand game", it's made for keyboard controls and you mainly control it with just the mouse, so you can sip coffee with your left hand and play with your right hand.

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And occasionally hold the turbo button

 

[Jeanfranc]

And occasionally hold the turbo button

you mean "all the time", mapping it to the mouse would be ideal

 

[kuroninneko]

Infinity Nikki

 

[Lemons]

you mean "all the time", mapping it to the mouse would be ideal

especially the side mouse button (if your mouse has it)

 

[nominis300]

As of late, I've been chilling with that Recettear! Can play it one-handed for the most part as well! Duo-tea/coffee experience of a romp