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Review: Bunny Park – A Short, Sweet Cozy Game Perfect for a Quiet Afternoon
Bunny Park is a short, sweet cozy game about attracting adorable bunnies and decorating a peaceful park. It’s simple, relaxing, and perfect for a quiet afternoon.
20+ Best Cozy Management Sims in 2026 like Two Point Hospital
Explore the best cozy management sims of 2026! From bookshops to bakeries, cat cafés to dinosaur parks, these games let you relax, plan, and grow your dream business in style. Perfect for players who love slow-paced, creative strategy and charming gameplay.
Review: Pokémon Z-A – A Frustrating Step Sideways With Flashes of Real Potential
As a lifelong Pokémon fan, Pokémon Z-A left me conflicted. While catching Pokémon and the improved battle system still shine, tedious systems, endless dialogue, and a boring world make it hard to fully recommend.
10+ Roguelikes to Get Hooked On in 2026 (Even If You Usually Play Cozy Games)
If you usually play cozy games but feel curious about branching out, these roguelikes might surprise you. From card-based strategy to charming indie adventures, here are my favourite approachable roguelikes that still offer comfort, creativity, and low-pressure play.
Review: Slay the Spire – Endless Variety Wrapped in an Addictive Card-Based Roguelike
Slay the Spire is an incredibly addictive deck-building roguelike where every run feels different. With endless item variety and cozy turn-based gameplay, it’s easy to lose hours climbing the Spire.
25+ Best Cozy PC Games to Play Right Now (2026 Edition)
Discover the coziest PC games to play in 2025, from relaxing farm sims to creative sandbox gems, these heartwarming indie picks are perfect for unwinding.
Review: Vampire Survivors – An Addictive, Chaotic Roguelike You Can’t Put Down
A deceptively simple roguelike that quickly becomes a comfort game. Vampire Survivors delivers addictive gameplay, chaos, and endless replayability.
Review: Cast n Chill – A Beautifully Relaxing Fishing Game Made for Slowing Down
Cast n Chill is a beautifully relaxing cozy fishing game with stunning pixel art, 50 fish to discover, and 16 peaceful locations. With slow progression, gear upgrades, and couch co-op, it’s perfect for unwinding.
PeaPodGirl Game Awards 🏆 My Favourite Games Played in 2025
A personal round-up of the best games I played this year, from cozy indies and emotional stories to roguelikes, puzzles, and retro classics. These are the games that surprised me, comforted me, challenged me, and made me genuinely glad I played them.
Review: Hades II – A Mythological Roguelike That’s High Energy, Stylish, and Endlessly Addictive
Hades II may not be a traditional cozy game, but its addictive roguelike loop, rich Greek mythology, and charming characters make it surprisingly comforting. With expanded run routes, deep progression, and stunning visuals on Nintendo Switch 2, this standout 2025 release builds beautifully on everything loved about the original.
Review: Cozy Grove – A Gentle, Real Time Cozy Game Full of Heart and Daily Comfort
Cozy Grove is a gentle, real time cozy game where you check in daily to help ghostly bears, restore colour to the island, and enjoy calm, comforting tasks. With heartfelt stories, deep customisation, and slow progression, it’s a must-play for cozy gamers.
Review: Ball x Pit – A Surprisingly Meditative Roguelike Full of Colour and Variety
Ball x Pit is a colourful, addictive roguelike packed with character variety, ball evolutions, and satisfying town progression. With dozens of balls to unlock and endless build combinations, it’s surprisingly meditative and hard to put down.