Why do cats love knocking things off shelves? What drives them to do that? When you play Cat Chaos, you play as a cat and do just that.
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These games simulate real-life activities. Other than in real life there are no major goals and there’s often no pressure. At times, you are free to set targets for yourself, like collecting things, level up friendship in the game and such. Even these games aren’t neatly placed in one box, they are divided in:
– Real time simulation
– Simulation RPG
– (Time) Management
– City builder
Why do cats love knocking things off shelves? What drives them to do that? When you play Cat Chaos, you play as a cat and do just that.
Do you like free games that won’t break the bank? Try Redumption, a game full of mystery, and it’s really unusual.
Revival: Recolonization is a deep, demanding strategy game with smart ideas and a bold premise, but newcomers may find the climb overwhelming.
I enjoyed playing the demo for VacuuBot: Home Cleaning Simulator. The gameplay is relatively easy, and the soundtrack is calm and peaceful.
Milano’s Odd Job Collection is a revived slice of 90s Japanese gaming. A bundle of tiny, quirky mini-games wrapped in pure retro charm.
Log Away offers a gentle cabin-building escape with no pressure and plenty of calm, but its simplicity won’t suit everyone.
Videoclub Simulator is a sim game about running your very own VHS video rental company, picking out movies and games to rent to customers.
Cats & Cups is a sim game where you run your own cafe; you need to serve customers, bake croissants, and upgrade until you can buy the building.
More Sushi! is a light, addictive incremental game where making sushi and money go hand in hand. It’s simple, silly, and easy to unwind with.
Do you love decorating for the holidays with bright, colorful lights? Do you wish it were easier? If so, you are going to love the demo for Light Up The Town!