Harvest Café blends farming simulation with restaurant management. The idea is simple: build a place where you control everything.
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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
Harvest Café blends farming simulation with restaurant management. The idea is simple: build a place where you control everything.
Continue the adventure with Hello Kitty Island Adventure – City Town DLC. Explore a whole new region, and meet Usahana.
Arcadia Fallen II is an engaging visual novel, in which you play as a senior mage student navigating your last year at the academy.
Deskworm is a tiny worm that keeps you company while you work on your PC. It’s a gamified companion you can customize, track your time with, and set reminders
Trinket Bag Maker is a simulation game all about decorating adorable purses with charms, pins, and other cute decorations.
In Turquoise we build our own reef, observe wildlife and learn about marine fauna while enjoying a calm underwater world, away from the worries of real life.
Back*Space allowed me to explore liminal spaces with no time pressures, no worries about jump scares and no danger. Just a slightly creepy vibe, which was fun!
Looking for a cozy underwater escape? Look no further than Splash Divers. Built around relaxed diving and underwater photography, it’s a real chill game.
InKonbini is a narrative simulation game where you take over a small convenience store in 90s Japan. A demo available now.
Grab those brooms, mops and vacuums, and let’s get those places sparkling in Cleaning Up!