Cozy game recommendations

[amirbmi]

Hi everyone, hope you are having a great day/night.
I've been playing the goat splinter cell, and thought about what to play after finishing it. I can play other games in the series but I get burnout easily. I played others a little until idk what happened I didn't continue, maybe my saves had a problem, I don't remember.
I would really like some cozy jrpgs in platforms like pc , gba , psp, ps1, ps2.
Thanks for your help everyone.

 

[JellyjamLu]

Hmm I would say me personally, FF8, the music alone does it. I mean c'mon:

Good luck with whatever you choose.

 

[Soupmancer]

For me, a cozy game is one incredibly comfortable and feels like a warm bath to play. Something that feels like a cup of warm cocoa on a cold day. This of course doesn't mean it's toothless, but rather relaxing to play.

• Grandia (PS1/Saturn)

This one is just fun. The visuals are nice. It feels like an adventure and has an interesting combat system.

• Final Fantasy IX (PS1/PC)

I play this one for like an hour before bed. I like slapping skills and equipment on my characters. It also has a really charming art style and a decent story.

• Rune Factory (DS/PC)

An RPG/farm life game. There's something really relaxing about having a farm sim and an RPG to keep things interesting. My personal favorite is 3. 3-5 are on PC.

• Golden Sun (GBA)

This game has very nice presentation. I can't remember much of the story but I remember playing it and having a really good time.

• Dragon Quest (Any PS1/PS2/PC)

These games are super comforting to me. The presentation and art hard carry these games for me. Depending on the game, the RPG mechanics just work really, really well (especially XI's). VII is on the PS1 and VIII is on the PS2. XI is on PC.

• Lunar Silver Star Story

Again, another comfortable one. I feel like I'm playing a fun cartoon every time I turn it on. This is another one with really nice visuals and feels like an adventure.

• Digimon World (PS1)

Relaxing if you have some companion guides to avoid the frustrations. It's kinda comfortable to raise your own digimon and run around and recruit new ones into your little digimon village.