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Here are my recommendations:
A Short Hike - PC, but very chill!
Moonlighter
AER Memories Of Old
Snake Pass
Milkmaid of the Milky Way
Pikuniku
The Stillness of the Wind
House Flipper
Poi
I hope you'll find something you like.
A Short Hike - PC, but very chill!
Moonlighter
AER Memories Of Old
Snake Pass
Milkmaid of the Milky Way
Pikuniku
The Stillness of the Wind
House Flipper
Poi
I hope you'll find something you like.
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I'm not a huge gamer by any means, so I can only recommend 2 games
-Super Mario Odyssey (A LOT of stuff to collect, boss fights are challenging enough - usually on the easier side, A LOT of stuff to collect, theres plenty of areas to explore, A LOT of stuff to collect)
-Untitled Goose game (You have a list of tasks/to-do list, can be a bit boring for some ppl, so you'll have to decide for yourself)
-Super Mario Odyssey (A LOT of stuff to collect, boss fights are challenging enough - usually on the easier side, A LOT of stuff to collect, theres plenty of areas to explore, A LOT of stuff to collect)
-Untitled Goose game (You have a list of tasks/to-do list, can be a bit boring for some ppl, so you'll have to decide for yourself)
Yooka-Laylee - If you like Super Mario Odyssey as abovementioned then you will like this too! Super mario odyssey sounds like your type of game tho! Collecting stuff!
Moonlighter is pretty easy (especially with bow and arrow), I beat the last two dungeons on my first try and I didn't even upgrade my weapons. Your only struggle is not having the right equipment which can easily be avoided when you like a good grind. The shopkeeping and the story makes it much more relaxing imo. Like there's not anything going on that forces you to get to the end, you just explore dungeons and go as far as you dare. You can leave at any moment and just focus on running your shop for the day.
The Stillness of the Wind should be about 3 hours long iirc, it's more an artsy game with relaxing gameplay. Definitely a one and done kinda deal, so it might not be that appropiate to buy on the Switch though now that I think about it.
House Flipper I thought would be relaxing because you're cleaning, imo it feels a lot different because you're walking through the house yourself and there aren't really many options for furniture. It's more about cleaning, painting and destroying/building rooms. It's been a while since I played, but iirc you really only need to place essentials to buyers will want the place. It's just nice to clean virtually.
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A game i find relaxing is slime rancher
For 3DS systems, Nintendogs+Cats. Or if you can find the original Nintendogs for DS that too. Basically you raise virtual doggies (or cats). You can train them, take them for walks and enter contests, doggie stuff. In terms of collecting, it would be hard. There are variants of items like leashes and some other stuff, but you have to get those gifted to you by Streetpass I think with other players who have a game different from yours. For example I have Chihuahua and friends. In order to get a different leash colour I need some one from Dalmation, Lab or another breed game to gift me that item. But other than that, it's a cute game, not meant for long play periods, can be boring if you play for too long in one sitting.
For Wii or Switch, Go Vacation. For the Switch it's basically the same game as the original Wii version. I super love this game. You play a bunch of mini games like horse back riding, racing sleighs, ATVs, shooting clay disks, kayaking, dog sleigh, scavenger hunts around the island. If you play enough games you unlock stuff for your villa, your house basically. If competing against CPUs arent your thing, you can complete little goals like 'sprint on horseback for 1000 meters', complete stunts and do flips on your ATV, go find all the photo spots, find all the off map locations. In the Switch version they added the 'find all the resort animals'. Each resort has animals that live there like hawks, reindeer, polar bears, toucans, beavers, ect... It's really good if you arent into competition, plus it still gives you stuff to do.
For Wii or Switch, Go Vacation. For the Switch it's basically the same game as the original Wii version. I super love this game. You play a bunch of mini games like horse back riding, racing sleighs, ATVs, shooting clay disks, kayaking, dog sleigh, scavenger hunts around the island. If you play enough games you unlock stuff for your villa, your house basically. If competing against CPUs arent your thing, you can complete little goals like 'sprint on horseback for 1000 meters', complete stunts and do flips on your ATV, go find all the photo spots, find all the off map locations. In the Switch version they added the 'find all the resort animals'. Each resort has animals that live there like hawks, reindeer, polar bears, toucans, beavers, ect... It's really good if you arent into competition, plus it still gives you stuff to do.
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Hi! I have some game recommendations but they're not like really games, if you know what I mean. They're like things you can have playing in the background just to chill to! I don't really play too much so sorry if these games aren't your thing. Sorry that these are PC games! I couldn't really think of anything for console!
Kind Words
Everything
Aer Memories of Old
Human: Fall Flat (also on Switch I believe!)
Cities: Skylines (Pretty fun to mess around with)
Steam games are on sale right now so the prices are super low right now too!
Kind Words
Everything
Aer Memories of Old
Human: Fall Flat (also on Switch I believe!)
Cities: Skylines (Pretty fun to mess around with)
Steam games are on sale right now so the prices are super low right now too!
