I love a good cooking game and Ravioli Planet is cozy, a little puzzle-y and has some adorable graphics! In this game, you play as Mamie Ravioli, a grandmother who is traveling the world in her own food truck, which makes nothing but different raviolis. As you travel around, you can discover different ravioli and dumpling recipes from all over the world, as every culture seems to have it’s own ver

Garden Ink feels like one of those older god games that use to be very popular in the Flash-era of gaming, but brought to a whole new life. Often you combine different materials together and it makes something new, slowly evolving and changing the world around you. In Garden Ink, you start off with this blank slate, in black and white, with not very many flowers or things within it. You can start

Burial for a Butterfly is a sort of narrative driven, slice of life, story where you play as an individual who is alone on a tiny planet. There are little things to interact with, puzzles to solve, but it’s not done in a way that feels timed or pressured. It’s more about discovery and toying around with the island that you are on. Burial for a Butterfly almost feels more like a toy that you are pl

First, there was the AI robots taking our jobs and now it’s the cats! In Cat Secretary, you have a new job at an office. I’m not 100 percent sure what the office actually does, but people are talking business and you can’t really read anyway. Your job is actually to be trained by an AI robot and then go around doing tasks that help with office moral. You’ll be filling coffee pots, doing small mini

Marupoyo is a tilt-based platformer that’s aimed at being friendly enough for younger children to play but challenging enough for those who aren’t young children to play around with and try to achieve all that there is to achieve. The levels are single-screen, challenging players to tilt their controller so that the little round chick rolls around, without falling into the water or lava, and colle

RollerGirl is a small-town, slice of life adventure game where you have crashed your car and are now roller blading around, listening to your MP3 player, and taking on odd jobs so that you can earn some repairs. The gameplay itself is pretty open with lots of different people to discover and tasks for you to take on. Some strange man wants to take some trash from you for their collection, two neig

In Full Bloom is a sort of creepy-feeling Tamagotchi-style game where there is a giant… creature… which simply needs to eat and eat until it’s eaten enough to get off this strange planet. And, no matter how much you feed it, it never feels fed enough. Everyone loves something, I suppose. The creature in In Full Bloom is a blob with lots of teeth and a very long tongue, and all it wants to do is ea

Mr. Records puts you into the role of George, an old dreamer who is able to become one with the music that he listens too. After retirement, he has decided to open up a record shop bellow his home, with new records to sell each and every day. Mr. Records has two parts to the actual game. The first bit of the game is about acquiring new records and getting them placed within your shop. You are able

Cozy games that are all about helping your community are ones that I often enjoy spending my time in! Littlehaven is one such game, where you are very handy person, who has moved to a small town. There isn’t much stress or demand on you, but you can spend your days walking around and improving the entire village. Becoming the village designer seems like a quirky task. Can you imagine a town having

Reply All is a single player, roguelike-deckbuilder that takes the concept of working in an office, sending emails that can be seen as passive aggressive. It’s an interesting storyline, as you become in charge of a bunch of emails from customers and from other people within your office! Each of these card-based battles has you using up to three cards per email. These cards can add a defence to you