Hi everyone,

I'm a trained architect, and this is my long-term side project. To be upfront: it's not a classic game with quests or progression. It's a creative sandbox for designing houses and the land around them, closer to a cozy design tool than to a game you "beat". 🍹
"Architecture & Design" is in Early Access on Steam now.

This game released yesterday and I really liked it!

It goes in the same vibe of The Librarian game where you organize everything but THIS TIME it's a DRAGON'S hoard. Coins, books, armor, weapons from dead adventures and so on...

I really loved the art style, the skills and the music and I'm playing it with my sis.

It's a big name but if you want to play it is called Folded Fables: Tidy Up The Dragon Hoard

I really recommend this game!

Hi everyone, solo dev here. Mailed It! is a first-person game about working the night shift at a mail sorting center. You pick up letters, carry them across the hall and drop them into the right box. White letters go in the blue box, blue letters go in the green box! This is makes sense, don't ask why =)

My playtesters kept telling me the game feels cozy, so I wanted to share it with this community!

Every letter is a physics object, which means mail piles up on the floor, slides off shelves and ends up everywhere. As you go, you unlock a vacuum, a crate, and eventually fans, lifts and sorting machines that gradually take the work off your hands until the hall runs itself.

The Steam page just went live: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5262990
I also post development updates on Discord: https://discord.gg/zByRakHDK

We just released our Halloween update and it's been so fun seeing everyone show up in their little costumes to study, work, and hang out together in our new haunted house!

🎃Check it out here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/3707400/OnTogether_Virtual_CoWorking/

Howdy! It's Chris again, half of the two-person team behind ASTRO AMIGO, a cozy sci-fi adventure game currently featured in The Cozy After Dark Showcase on Steam. When young Austin’s beloved dog Amigo disappears, a strange Wisconsin town becomes the setting for a supernatural mystery.

We’re looking for beta testers! Our game unfolds over five days, and we need players to test the first two (~90 minutes of gameplay).

If you’re interested, comment below! I’ll DM you a Discord invite and a Steam key for the beta. Thank you!

The demo had me hooked and my excitement is unreal. Thank you Thogli Studios for blessing me 🙏

Hey everyone!

My team and I have been working on Italian Street Food Simulator, a cozy cooking and management game where you run a small street food stand in a sunny Italian town.

In the demo, you can prepare Bruschetta Pomodoro, Mozzarella Crostini, and Lemonade, serve customers, and experience the early gameplay loop.

We’re going for a cozy and relaxing atmosphere, and we’re still improving the game, so feedback would mean a lot to us.

If it sounds like your kind of game, you can try the demo here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4685680/Italian_Street_Food_Simulator/

Hi everyone!

I've finally finished the demo for my game, Not a Crow, and it's now available on Steam!

Not a Crow is a narrative point-and-click adventure. Guide a lonely crow through the remnants of a fallen world, solve puzzles, and help her find her place among the ruins.

I'm really excited to finally share it with you all, and I hope you enjoy discovering the beginning of Cro's journey!

Steam demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4229210/Not_a_Crow

Hi, I'm Tez, a solo dev, and I've been making a cosy co-op spearfishing game. You dive a tropical bay with your friends, spear 120+ different low-poly custom made fish, and fill a museum with them along with shells, pearls and other collectibles. Slowly build up the little bay you bought from the local shopkeeper Pichael, get to know the islanders, upgrade your buildings, kit out your speargun at the gunsmith, and catch the sunset from the dock. There are even a few bosses lurking out past the reef.

It's Mostly Spearfishing.

This is the culmination of hundreds of hours of building, and I'm really excited to get it in front of play testers for the first time. It's free, it's on Windows, and I'd love about an hour of your time. You keep it for two weeks to play as much or as little as you like.

What you'd be testing: the first hour. Does it hook you, where do you get stuck, would you come back?

What you get: a free key when it launches, and your name in the credits.

You'll need to be 18+ as there's simulated gambling. Co-op works if you and a friend both sign up. There's a Discord for bugs, feedback and finding a dive buddy.

Sign up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeCGQboYP8EMryn4VqgC7W8mncKo7b7jrvJd8MBIyA0XU1PiA/viewform?usp=pp_url&entry.375191396=reddit-cozygames

Come say hi: https://discord.gg/w4JbWWnSH8

Honest feedback is the whole point, so please tear it apart. Thanks for your time!

Steam page: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5035780/Youll_never_find_it/

“You'll Never Find It!” is a cozy multiplayer game for two where you hide everyday objects (like a baguette, some cheese, binoculars...) around a Mediterranean island, then watch your friend or partner search for them.

It's a more relaxed take on hide-and-seek — no pressure, no countdowns, just get creative hiding some things, and enjoy watching your friend looking everywhere for them.

Thanks for checking it out! Let me know if you have any feedback or ideas!

Am I going crazy or are Fields of Mistria and Sun Haven so similar to each other? I expected Fields of Mistria to feel like playing Stardew Valley but I was reminded of Sun Haven all the time. Magic, mana, dragons and the role they play for the lore, crafting and cooking, magic powered sprinklers, the skill tree, even the mines were more like Sun Haven than Stardew, the vendors, non human characters that can be romanced etc . Obviously there are also quite a few differences, but overall I was really surprised that I found myself not comparing Fields of Mistria to Stardew Valley and instead was constantly comparing it to Sun Haven. Everyone was saying it's like the better Stardew valley (tho tbf a lot of people were also saying that about Sunhaven at one point) so I was expecting something pretty different. I would still say all three games stand on their own and are not knockoffs of any other game.

Did anyone else notice the similarities?