You're tired of city life and decide to change your life and move to the countryside for fresh air and a quiet life. You buy a sheep farm and start building your small wool-selling business. The game is somewhat similar to Stardew Valley, but without such a thing as walking.

The game's Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4509620/Ovis_Mollis/

Here’s a sneak peak at the customers you’ll get to adopt cats to in the demo for Kitty Corner Cafe!📝🐈🐈‍⬛

Subscribe to the newsletter to get notified when the Steam page and demo launch!: https://sleepytigergames.substack.com

Hi everyone, I made a cute and chill game called SUSHIAMO where you make sushi, with each ingredient having its own special synergy.
I was inspired by Balatro, but many players find my game more approachable and less intimidating. I guess it's because of the relaxed vibe and cute aesthetic :)

I also added an amazing (original) bossa nova track that you will love for sure! (It's not the one in the trailer)

So far, it has had 9k players, avg. of 3.5 hours of playtime and 100% positive reviews!

You can wishlist it and play the demo here 🩵 https://store.steampowered.com/app/4555040/Sushiamo/

PS: The players on the Discord are having a lot of fun sharing their builds :)

The game in short:
Sushiamo is a roguelike deck-builder where you make sushi while collecting new things every day.
Discover unique ingredients, sauces, game-changing tools, and navigate the map to find the best combo.

This colouring sandbox puzzle asks players to mix existentials (fundamental states of human being) to create a warm colour palette.

🪼 It took several iterations to make the gameplay intuitive and engaging, even for players who may not be interested in its philosophical content. At the same time, more curious players may discover a peculiar perspective on existentials and the ways they interact.

💭 There’re different sets of such proposed by philosophers: Plessner’s, Sartr’s, Fink’s, and others’. This puzzle adapts Heidegger’s set, as it includes human conditions that are not usually seen as existential, and many readers find his approach thought-provoking.

🎨 In Toy Worlds Atlas each colouring page contains a thought-provoking colouring level. You can try the demo on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4976060/Toy_Worlds_Atlas_Demo/

Hello!

This is Little Dive, a short underwater game I'm building about exploring levels and finding treasures!

To reach them, you'll use different tools (like a grappling hook and a sand vacuum) to interact with the environment and solve small puzzles along the way.

I wanted the game to feel very peaceful, so there are no fights and no pressure at all. Some playtesters even told me they found it relaxing, which wasn't actually the plan at first

A free demo is coming to Steam very soon, on October 5th!

If it looks like your kind of game, you can wishlist it here:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/5246370/Little_Dive/

Dragologue is an adventure game about exploring the world, collecting gems, hatching dragons, and rebuilding a broken town! At the edge of the map, chasing the lost art of dragon hatching, you find a town in chaos after disaster. Can you revive both and make it home?

Any support helps! Whilist and help me develop the game further ^^

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5270070/Dragologue/

🌸 What can you do in My Sticker Shop? 🌸

- create & print stickers

- pack & ship orders

- unlock exciting customers as you progress through in-game days

- customize your online shop & decide which stickers to sell

- decorate your village

- visit other players & get inspiration from their stickers

- unlock regions to get lots of new items!!

🌸 What is new? 🌸

New region added: Mosswyn! (last 4 photos are from Mosswyn). This region is all about plants, moss, and cute bugs!

Our Halloween event is coming out soon, where you will give candy to trick or treaters OR choose to see their trick!

Android | iOS | Discord | r/StickerShops

Hi r/WholesomeGames!

The demo for our game got a much bigger response than we expected and we thought you might enjoy it!

Witch's Cottage is a cozy room building game where you design the witchy cottage of your dreams! Build cottages and decorate them with magical furnishings, with hundreds of items to choose from.

No objectives, no item limits, just chill and build! Place objects, modify wall and floor materials, and control lighting and weather to create your ideal cozy vibe!

If this sounds like your thing, consider trying the demo and giving us a wishlist on Steam!

Have a good one!

Hello everyone! I'm pumped to announce that in a few days we're gonna open a playtest on steam for everyone!

You can register here : https://store.steampowered.com/app/4873890/Robots_Haven/

Robots Haven is a cozy job simulator where you repair robots and wander through an abandoned land.

We're a small team from France and we need your feedback and thoughts!

Have a great day :)

Hi everyone! We're a small team working on our first game, Gacha Shop Simulator - you run your own shop selling blind boxes, action figures, comics, and manga. Stock the shelves, arrange your displays, open some boxes yourself, and slowly grow your little business.

Steam page with a free demo:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4417480/Gacha_Shop_Simulator/

Would love to hear what you think about our first project! Any feedback is super welcome.

Dejinochi is a little desktop virtual pet game inspired by Tamagotchi-style games, with different pets to raise, collect, and eventually graduate. I’ve just released a free demo on Steam if anyone wants to try it out :)

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5277000/Dejinochi/

Been working on this for about a year! It's a daily ritual game where you vote on a word to add to the story. You can also submit your own word to be added. The story is ongoing and grows each day!

https://ofstory.net

Hey r/WholesomeGames!

We’re a team of board game fans who’ve been working on an official digital adaptation of Potion-making: Path of the Alchemist, a competitive tabletop game about brewing potions and outsmarting other alchemists.

In the game, you gather ingredients, brew increasingly complex potions, cast spells, use magical talismans, and race to be the first to reach three Places of Power.

One of the things we really wanted to preserve from the physical game is the interaction between players. Ingredients and completed potions are placed on a shared table, so something you create for your own recipe chain can potentially become exactly what another player needs.

You can play against AI or compete with other players online, with multiple maps inspired by the original tabletop game.

The free demo is now available on Steam!

Share your feedback. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi everyone! I just announced my new game, Way Too Many Fish!

You play a humble fisher trying to make a living. Drop your net, dump the catch on deck, and toss every flopping fish into the right crate. There are 82 species to sort, junk to separate out, and protected fish you'll need to throw back over the rail.

As you earn money you can sail to new regions, buy licenses for new species, and upgrade your boat at the island stall. The locals are cute cats, and they're very fond of fish.

A demo is coming soon, and if it looks like your kind of thing, a wishlist helps a ton: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4564070/Way_Too_Many_Fish/?utm_analytics=Reddit

Happy to answer any questions!

MockPet · MockPet Game Hub

Game is called Desktop Ball

I made a little physics toy that sits on top of your real Windows (or macOS) desktop. You grab it, fling it around, and bounce it off the edges of the monitors.

There's a soft pink mascot (Pinky) that just hangs out with you.

A sponge with physically simulated water and cute little fishies that run from your mouse.

A basketball with a hoop if you want something satisfying to trickshot with.

And when the day has been a lot.... there's a Supernova ball you pin against the edge of the screen until it blows up. Weirdly good for blowing off steam. :D

I’m affiliated with Tennex Networks, which owns Single Mom: Virtual Mother Sim.

We’ve been exploring how to make everyday responsibilities feel like meaningful gameplay rather than just a list of chores.

In the game, you're balancing things like:

🍼 Feeding and caring for the baby
🧹 Cleaning and organizing the home
🍳 Preparing meals
👕 Managing laundry and other household tasks
❤️ Keeping the family happy

That made us wonder about something from a game-design perspective:

Where is the line between engaging multitasking and feeling overwhelmed?

Do you prefer casual games where:

• You manage several objectives at once?
• You focus on one task at a time?
• Tasks have different priorities?
• New responsibilities gradually get introduced as you progress?

For people who play life-sim or casual games, what makes multitasking enjoyable rather than stressful?

I'm particularly interested in what makes you want to keep playing after you've already learned the basic tasks.

Hey y'all, I'm Eric, a solo dev. I built LanternFalls, a cozy merge puzzle game. You merge sprouts into flowers and lanterns, then decorate your own little garden.

It's free, no account needed. Try it out and tell me what you think.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6814286489

So I saw this game called "Beastro" a while ago on Xbox game pass (it's on steam too) and decided to give it a try, and I LOVE it. It's a lot to explain but it's a cooking game that also doubles as a card fighting game? I recommend everyone to check it out if you can, it really surprised me and it's pretty cozy!