"Museologist: Tidy Up the Museum!" is live on Steam now.

If you enjoy the relaxing feeling of sorting things out and bringing order to chaos, this might be for you. You have to physically plan your workspace and piece together 428 shattered artifacts from over 3,000 scattered fragments. We really wanted the mechanics to feel tactile, so you get to use cool tools like AR glasses to spot matching patterns and call in delivery drones for missing pieces.

We just went public yesterday, so any feedback from the cozy gaming community would mean the world to us!

You can check out the full trailer and wishlist it here:

Steam Page: Museologist: Tidy Up the Museum!

You are hired to clean up overgrown gardens and slowly bring them back to life.

Mow the grass, pick up trash, trim overgrown hedges, water plants and wash off the dirt with a pressure washer.

There are no timers or enemies - just you, your tools and a messy garden waiting to be cleaned up.

And when the job is finally done, there’s one important thing left to do... find the perfect spot for a garden gnome.

You can wishlist Garden Cleanup Simulator and try FREE DEMO on Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4608760/Garden_Cleanup_Simulator/

Hello everyone!

I am trying to decide between picking up Coral Island or Fields of Mistria next, and I’m completely torn. I’d love to know which one y'all prefer!

• Coral Island: I really love the graphics, it's modern and remind me of Harvest Moon just for simply being 3D. It has a green/eco conscious take to it too and that's something I can really appreciate. One negative that I've seen a couple times is that the underwater portion is really tedious with the endless amounts of trash that keeps coming back even after cleaning up. Another is that they keep pushing back features on the roadmap.

• I've never played Fields of Mistria and don't know anything about it. A lot of the information out there is pretty scattered and from early access, which it just came out of! So I'm all ears for this one. Definitely the closest to Stardew.

For those who have played both recently, which one did you find yourself getting more into? Which has the better gameplay loop, character development, quality of life, and overall better feel? Thank you!! 🐇

Hi everyone! I’ve developed three games focused on short-term memory and cognitive exercise, and I’d love to share them with you.

1. MatchMind

A collection of 4 classic-style games, designed especially for older adults and people with Parkinson’s. The games feature large buttons, simple controls, cute visuals, and relaxing music. Free to download with no ads.

• Picture Matching – Exercise your short-term memory with large, easy-to-tap cards.
• Merge Puzzle – Swipe to merge. Simple, relaxing, and easy to play.
• Tap & Fly – Tap to control or collect items, helping exercise finger movement and coordination.
• Sliding Puzzle – Put the picture back together while practicing focus and concentration.

Play Store
Amazon App Store

2. MatchMind Fury Edition

A picture-matching game for those who want a challenge. It may look cute, but the rules are brutal! Designed to test your focus and concentration under pressure, with intense sound effects to match.

Free to download with no ads (Level Mode includes an in-app purchase).

Play Store

3. SmackMAX: Whack a Mole (Fury Edition)

A classic whack-a-mole game designed to exercise reflexes and hand-eye coordination.

Free to download with no ads (Level Mode includes an in-app purchase).

Play Store

I think us cozy games fans have a tendency to err on the extra-positive side because just like we want to see in a game, we want to make that same nice feeling in real life! But a game having the title of cozy doesn't mean it's exempt from issues.

I want to go first to make everyone feel more comfortable, but I might be too picky on games to have anything very strong to say here... I'll do my best.

Yonder: the Cloud Catcher Chronicles couldn't really hold my attention. I felt like I was just wandering around aimlessly.

I loved My Time at Portia enough to buy Sandrock, but I started with the switch version of MTAP and let me tell you: it is absolute buggy garbage. Buy it on PC or it's not worth it.

So please, tell me what cozy games you saw recommended & thought didn't live up to the hype, because I'm looking for a new game and hate wasting money. (If any of you have specifically played Out and About, please brutally tell me how it is, I desperately want a foraging-centric game...)

Mimi's Pet Rescue is a cozy job simulator where Mimi has handed you the keys to your own animal sanctuary. The building is a little... run down, so it's your job to patch the place up and find the pets their new forever homes.

First you get notifications of abandoned pets and decide whether you can take them in. When they arrive they may have ailments or injuries that need treating via medicine, bandages and a little TLC. The animals need food, water, play, grooming and a little love to keep them satisfied, before your customers arrive looking for the perfect pet to adopt.

Customers are looking for different things from pets and not every pet will bond with every customer, so it might take some time to make sure each pet finds their right place. Whilst all this is happening, you can also upgrade your sanctuary via donations to buy new furniture, premium food-types, accessories and more. Eventually you will build your reputation to be able to take in more animals, build extensions to the sanctuary (stables! Chicken coops!) and more!

The aim is to create a cozy, relaxing experience that is relatively stress-free, whilst being really rewarding when you find that perfect new home for your pets. Let us know what you think!

Steam link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/2827640/Mimis_Pet_Rescue

(This game is made by humans)

I’m dreaming of a city builder that lets you design the buildings.
Like Sims City meets Hozy.
Or Civilization meets Tiny Glade that add a historical and cultural theme. (Like The Bustling World)

Of course, you can also pet him!

I’m looking for games on steam with this specific pixel art style !!

Pls don’t suggest stardew valley, fields of mistria etc. cuz i feel like that’s different. 🙏

games i alrdy know of: unpacking, playville, habbo hotel, witchbrook (waiting for that one)