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genuinely curious if you consider stardew valley cozy? The mines/skull cavern stresses me out but I'd still consider it cozy because you aren't rushed on the game ultimately you can choose to go to those stressful areas or not if you want to avoid it all together.
I find all kinds of games relaxing, but that doesn't mean they're all "cozy games". I agree with your definition and I also agree that some people are starting to call anything they find relaxing cozy when that's not what people are looking for when looking for "cozy games".
I would define a "cosy" game as one that doesn't require a lot of thought, something you can zone out with, no aspects of horror or extreme skills required - preferably with a heartfelt theme or plot. I can't say no to combat as long as it is simple, because I find games like Minecraft, Rune Factory and Stardew Valley "cosy".
For me, a cozy game is almost like a fidget toy. I want something stress free that I can sink hours into without putting much thought into it. An easy to follow story, stress free gameplay that allows me to mess up because my focus isn't being demanded. It's about the effort I have to put in.
And easy to know what to do and how to find things. I don't find Stardew as cozy as some might because I feel like I have to have a guide nearby, especially for the fish. I appreciate Ni No Kuni that makes it really easy to find just about anything and everything. ❤
@@amanda2324 Speaking of Stardew that game manages to make energy and managing time through the day really stressful! It feels so fast paced and not at all cozy.
👏 👏 👏 I am so glad you said what you said about people calling everything a cosy game! A cosy game to me is something that doesn’t make me rush, a calming game I can take at my own pace with minimal to no combat.
I think cozy games should generally be impossible to fail in any meaningful way- enjoy whatever mechanics the game provides at whatever pace suits you, and it won’t create roadblocks for later gameplay. Maybe you won’t progress the storyline and access more mechanics until you progress story quests (or equivalent depending on game type) but it won’t actually create problems
Awesome video. For me personally, cozy describes the vibe of a game, not the genre. So a life sim or slice of life game doesn’t always mean it’s cozy (even though they often are) and what I consider a cozy game isn’t always in the sim genre. I think that conflation is how we end up with lists containing Dead Island 2, etc. For example, BotW is extremely cozy to me and I see it on many cozy game lists. But it’s an adventure or action RPG. However, the freedom of tasks (if I’m having a hard day, I am not forced into the main story and hard bosses and can do fun and breezy side content), the tone of the story (despite being about a world-ending threat, the characters are charming and the world is bright and cheery) among other elements, make it cozy for me. Persona 4 is in a similar boat. While it can be a challenging JRPG, I find the tone, the sidequests and social links, and the freedom of play make for a cozy experience. And I think that’s the thing. Everyone is going to have different qualifications for what makes something cozy. I think a distinction is good, but maybe even better is the person making the list laying out their parameters at the beginning of the video like you did here.
I want to THANK YOU for the discussion you started out on this video with. You brought up such a good point when we were talking on Twitter: content creators have a sense of responsibility to wield their influence well, and that includes how they market games to their audience. Unconventional coziness is completely valid...but there's undoubtedly a marketable definition of "coziness" that our opinions and preferences do not shift. In fact, if I were a game developer of games like CoD or Resident Evil or even certain JRPGs that I adore, I'd be livid to see my game marketed as such because scathing reviews will undoubtedly come in from players who felt they were victims of false advertising. How you phrased this (and the efforts you've already gone to in order to emphasize games with unconventional coziness, like in the collab you mentioned or with the Zelda highlight) hit the nail on the head. I'm sorry for any fire you came under and I hope it didn't hurt your heart - you deserve nothing but accolades for facilitating this conversation with health, integrity, and civility.
I just found it weird how some of the creators were defending these behaviours by saying "oh but if it's cozy for the person then why should it matter?". As you said, as a creator you do have a responsibility to be transparent and that is my entire issue here.
for me, I think cozy is the aesthetic we know and love but also I want to focus on cozy as minimal consequence. This isn't 100% absolute but I think I approach cozy games with, can I get things wrong? Are there actions I can do that will have long lasting and/or very negative effects on my experience? The obvious one are games where you die, but I'm also adding games that require long term planning or else the experience sucks and it's hard to reverse it. For example, Persona 5 isn't super cozy because besides combat, you have a very finite amount of time to spend building connections or attributes. It's very easy to lock yourself out and hard to make up for missed days. Versus, say, making a mistake in a farm layout or terraforming tends to be easily reversed. Another aspect that's hard to quantify are games where I feel like it's easy for me to just jump in. I don't need to commit to a long session or have to try to remember a lot of lore or strategy, I can just jump in easily. Not all short session games (eg roguelikes) are cozy but I think a lot of cozy games have that element.
Omg I ADORED Lake! Completely agreed with your feelings on cozy games as a genre, and not just throwing it around for everything. Like Zelda at times can feel peaceful, but that’s when I’m not dying over and over 😂
I would argue that cozy is the feeling but they nearly always crossed with genres, farming, adventure, whatever it may be. I think devs are using it simply because of the amount of people out there that use the term when describing it to help with sales and finding the correct audience. I think they often cross-genres however, abzu is an incredible adventure game, House flipper and two point campus would be simulation to me and so on
I've been playing cozy grove for the last couple of months, and I am just addicted to it. It's everything I've wanted and needed in a cozy farm sim type game. The storyline is so good, dialog is so cute and quirky, and the SOUNDTRACK. 💖😻
I'm not usually a cozy games kind of guy, I love my dark souls games it helps me relax, but i do enjoy a cozy game like animal crossing from time to time
I 100% agree with you about what a cozy game is. And that's exactly why I watch basically only your videos when it comes to them because I can trust that you'll suggest good cozy games. 😊
I agree with your way of defining a cozy game. I think there should be a clear separation that would keep something like Resident Evil Village or Assassin's Creed: Valhalla out of the category. Just for me personally, the ultimate cozy game is a little-known gem called NightSky. I think it's only available on Steam now, but it was also available on 3DS before the 3DS eShop closed. It's an easygoing puzzle game with no enemies, puzzles that aren't too hard, a light jazz soundtrack (so light that it blends into the background), and mood lighting that's basically perpetual dusk. No Man's Sky is also a great cozy game. It does have the possibility of combat, but it's far from being a main feature. The game mainly revolves around having you mine for materials, craft things to repair or enhance your spaceship, and travel from one world or solar system to the next (discovering new environments and creatures and interacting with other sentient species along the way).
As someone who primarily plays mmorpgs and fighting games I definitely agree. Not because those games make me feel cozy mean they r part of the cozy genre at all. You are 100% right that it’s incredibly misleading to throw in a ton of big titles and it honestly takes away light from the cozy genre and developers.
Cozy is a feeling for me I guess. Sometimes I love a little combat (Stardew got that part about perfect for me). But other days I want something more upbeat like Ooblets, or Disney Dreamlight Valley.
cozy is like cooking while you enjoy a bottle of wine and music with your significat other, you dont need to do any effort beyond paying attention. That is different from a game to release stress, for that you do something more action packed. They are both relaxing but evoke differnet emotions, I totallu agree with your position. Also the "pew pew"... I feel in love.
I am so happy to see Donut County on the channel. I played it just last month and it is one of the most cozy games I've ever played I am also very happy to see Fantasy Life of course :3
For me, a cozy game is a game with the following (predominant) elements: - A heartwarming atmosphere - Easy to pick up and play - Relaxing gameplay - not overly demanding, tactical, complex, or punishing - Charming, whimsical vibe - Easygoing pace There are some games that I find relaxing but I would not call them cozy. Diablo 3, for example, is a relaxing game for me but it's not a cozy game by any means. My favorite cozy game? Wylde Flowers. I loved everything about it -- the town, the story, my gramma, the relationships you can build.... 10/10 for me!
For me cozy means hardly any combat or no combat at all. Games where I don't have to worry about dying or being great at it. I want pretty, colorful art, cute music, cute characters, fun dialogue and quests. No pressure. Cozy Grove, Calico, AER Memories of Old, Roki etc are some examples that fit perfectly into 'cozy games' category imo. Thank you so much for the list! I hadn't heard about some of these ☺
Definitely agree with you on what a cozy game should be. I think it could envelop a number of genres if done right, including shooters and light horror. My list of cozy games tend towards farming and building sims: Stardew Valley, My Time at Portia, My Time at Sandrock, No Place Like Home, Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life and Magical Melody, Rune Factory, Verdant Skies, Journey, Lake, A Short Hike, Abzu, Unpacking, Spiritfarer, Lil Gator Game, Yoku's Island Express, Cat Cafe Manager, Glitchhikers, Fantasy Life, Moonglow Bay, PowerWash Simulator (with the same caveat you have for House Flipper), and Townscaper. I don't know whether to include Nice Shot! The Gun Golfing Game as a cozy game, because using guns to knock a golf ball around is more fun than I realized.
I was going to suggest donut county, and you totally mentioned it! I really loved that game! The story was really engaging and the gameplay was so fun. 😊
I do think cozy games can be subjective in a way, but I believe they do have common themes, such as farming, crafting, fishing, mining, cooking, decorating, etc. Things most of us find cozy and relaxing. I do agree that people are trying to really expand the genre. But someone also said Dragon Quest Builders 2 is not cozy. You are literally building and decorating. It's truly an underrated game. There are elements of rpg fighting, similar to Rune Factory, but it's not anything too crazy. I urge anyone to check out gameplay if they haven't. It's an older game, but I found it recently and fell in love with the building mechanics. ❤
Someone had to define cozy, thank you! I’ve been playing BOTW and notice some people define this as cozy, but it definitely is up to interpretation here. I’ve loved the Zelda franchise since I was a little girl, and it definitely has cozy elements, but overall it probably isn’t a cozy game. I always completed the cute easy side quests, whereas my brother would complete the combat/difficult ones. I mean we would also do a bit of both. It’s just interesting though… I guess I don’t feel forced to complete main story quests, and focus on the cute side quests instead. Probably not a cozy game, but definitely has cozy elements
I think cozy games span across different genres, but they all have a relaxed atmosphere with little to no combat. You can min max and be time efficient, but you can also do whatever you want with little to no punishment. ❤
I absolutely agree that "cozy games" have some distinct features. Dead Rising 2 is one of my personal comfort games, but I know it doesn't belong on a cozy games list. There are some typical elements like farming, cooking, building, designing and relationship mechanics. Free exploration with no or only relaxed combat. Puzzle solving also fits nicely, especially when there's no time limit. An emphasis on atmosphere, characters and story, often with cute or beautiful graphics. Cozy games can be spooky (I mean, Halloween = fall season = coziness intensifies), but it's usually in a more whimsical and fun way. With so many games, you just take a look and instantly know that they fall into the cozy genre (or not).
For sure there are so many elements but as a content creator it's important to explain this and as a creator, one should never mislead their viewers, you know?
@@MissBubbles Absolutely! I just recently got into cozy games because it really helps with my mental health. Not only the games itself, just watching videos about it is very calming for me. So I'm glad when I can be sure that the videos are about actual cozy games.
For me cozy gaming has minimal combat and minimal jumping (definitely not Mario for me) and no time limits. I love colors and music but if the pretty colorful beautifully sounding game has a lot of jumping and dodging and attacking then it's still not cozy for me. I like in sun haven being able to make yourself invincible, that makes it cozy for me 👌🏻
Personally I want my cozy games to have a very mellow setting. I don’t mind some mild combat (like in Stardew) but I look at music the music needs to very relaxing. I also like mild color pallets. Cozy games to me are something I can wrap myself up in and just play stress free. ❤️
I totally agree with you. To me cozy is a no combat, no pressure, no stress game. People call everything cozy just because they like a game. But an rpg is een rpg you know even if it is atmospheric and it has some slow parts. There has to be some sort of guideline to make it a genre.
Combat is fine to be honest like SV, Rune Factory 5, Fantasy Life etc... but some picks are absolutely insane like Xenoblade Chronicles 3? Dead Island? Far Cry? Like what?
I’m new to the cozy game genre, do you guys consider the mainline Pokémon games cozy? For me I love the music, cute creatures, low stakes combat, and always a wholesome/innocent stories.
I played mostly Pokemon Evee and considered it cozy as it was super easy to play. Not so sure about the other entries since I hear many people say they are pretty hard
@@MissBubbles The older games can definitely be harder, but I never find them stressful really. If you are losing a lot you can just go beat some lower level Pokémon for xp and come back when you are a higher level
There’s definitely a difference between games you find relaxing and games that are ‘cozy’. I may find a game like Hades relaxing and a game like Fire Emblem fun but that doesn’t necessarily make them cozy. To me a cozy game is a game almost anyone can find relaxing such has a farming game, a management game, a visual novel, or a slice of life game. Bonus points if they let your character be in a relationship even if just a friendly one. One I found pretty recently is a visual novel called Arcadia Fallen. The story is pretty compelling and while their are some puzzle elements with how the alchemy system works it is used few and far between. It is quite short for the price tag but definitely recommend grabbing it if it’s even on sale. Recently beat it and gonna replay it soon while perusing a different love interest.
When I search for cozy games, and what I count as one are games that doesn't have combat/competition (even if it's not fighting, yes to me tomato & chicken festival in Harvest Moon back to nature is combat and stresses me out), usually it more focus to either good music, atmosphere or just wholesome story whether it's sad or happy... Cozy grove is actually my best cozy title for me so far.. Mostly because it doesn't cause me any fomo the way ACNH does..
Garden Paws is my second place, just wanted to add ❤ cause I'm so happy to hear you also added Garden Paws here since I feel it need more exposure, it such a wonderful game
Cozy gaming, as a genre, is going to go through the same kinda growing pains as Roguelike v. Roguelite. In the purest sense, a cozy game is a game that has no combat or competitive component. But there are those who will include games that have combat or that have options for competition provided that the combat isn't stressful or the competition is 100% optional.
A cozy game for me is a game that is relaxing, strong life sim vibe ( Stardew Valley is a cozy game. City Skylines is not cozy even thou it is relaxing.) Not dark. Safe to play in front of young children. You don't die. Disney Dreamlight Valley. Stardew Valley, The Coffee Shop Game with the Fantasy vibe, A Short Hike. Animal Crossing.
Cozy games for me, are games that have limited visual distractions that would catch me off guard. Cozy games are games where I would have the option to take my time.
100% agree, cozy should mean ”genre” and not that it’s cozy to you personally! Same way as a game could feel like horror to me, even when that is not the ”official” title, so let’s just go with the general assumptions. It’s nice to hear what other games are out there, but let’s be real, I’m not looking for them. But I have to admit it’s not that simple always 🤔 Like I would not call Spirit farer cozy. That b*tch stresses me out worse than zombie survival. Too much emotional expectations and stuff to remember
Regarding the dirt in house flipper: there is a skill that you can get to that you'd see on the map where the dirt and trash is exactly. I 100% recommend it and this hear house flipper 2 should be released!
Where did you play house flipper? Ive heard mixed things about the switch version but im not really a pc gaming person... just wondering if its still worth to pick up on switch. Thx
I am part of the problem because I considered Skyrim cozy haha. It's due to the first reason you suggested - I feel relaxed whenever I play it but by definition, I can't really call it cozy in any regard haha. 🙈
Cozy to me is something first and foremost I don't have to worry about being the "best" at in the game, but I can enjoy and grow with. Sometime it can be an experience, and sometimes it is a farm sim where the repetition is rewarding, but not the only aspect of the game. Definitely not shooters/zombies 😅
I agree with most everyone here of what a cozy game means. Thing is, that still leaves it very broad a term. My husband’s go to cozy game is Madden or MLB the Show. He can play those for hours while listening to UA-cam videos or an audiobook cause he focuses more on transactions, not playing games. But I know most “cozy game” fans would say that is NOT a cozy game because they hate sports and sports games in general. I don’t really think cozy can be a genre because it is so subjective.
Yes, I absolutely agree!!! Some games I see on other "cozy" lists and I'm like...HOWWW is this cozy?? 😂😂 Im conflicted about Zelda. Looks like a decent amount of combat but I also have yet to playyy. Curious if any other cozy gamers felt this way at first and then ended up loving it?
I would say a cozy game in my opinion is one with little to no combat. Specifically optional combat so the player can decide whether or not to pursue that route during gameplay. Sometimes combat an be a great stress reliever. Lol
I agree that cozy games shouldn't be stressful .. It doesn't even have to be combat, but once a game has elements that's too stressful, it stops being cozy for me.. Like diner dash lol.. That being said, I found Dysmantle surpisingly cozy.. You can just avoid the zombies and chunk away at the houses, it even has a relaxing background music.. But of course, you'd eventually have to fight, so maybe "with cozy elements" is a better way to describe it than an actual cozy game...
Same, I find Hogwarts Legacy and Zeldas to be cozy plays (on easy mode for HL), but I wouldn't call them exactly cozy games at all... Though the Zelda art goes in the cozy category for me :p Your definition suits me well, too! Love all those games you mentioned. Lately I played a little game called Lost Nova which was pretty cozy and nice, I don't remember if I've seen it on your channel before, but do give it a try if you have time and want to ^^ It's just 5 or so hours, but you can keep playing after the end of the story, new stuff appears, too, so it's up to you if you wanna 100% it or not haha But it's nice to at least visit it once more after the end, to see the changes! Thanks for the vid as always!
to me cozy is any thing I don't feel anxiety with anxiety: CUP HEAD No anxiety : Spirit farer for me Zelda Botw and TotK i feel anxiety cause if i dont dodge i will die -_- i feel i have to use skill this causes me anxiety lol
Yeah...some lists I've seen lately of cozy games...don't seem very cozy to me! For me (and this is just my view...I don't expect anyone else to follow these!), cozy is wholesome, makes me smile, not much in the way of violence (some mild fantasy violence like Pokemon and top down Zelda Link's Awakening or LoZ Oracle of Ages/Seasons is okay...not first person LoZ of recent). It needs to be kind and gentle! Not dark in tone (dark colors are okay...I mean the feel!) Does it make me feel good? And very little (better if no!) language or mature situations (I'm okay with the minimal dating/marriage mechanics of SoS/HM). Do I feel safe playing the game, mentally and spiritually? Is it triggering? And very little stress!!! Cozy games are my jam, they always have been! My views on what's cozy to me may seem a bit out there or strict to some (I don't play anything rated over E10...I'm sensitive to things with a very good memory...and even E10 get a close look over for why it's rated what it's rated), but I know what I like an I know what I enjoy. I don't want to drop money on a game that isn't a good fit with me! To quote Taffy from Ooblets..."Cozy loves cozy!"
I feel like maybe people use “cozy game” because it’s a popular community and rising buzzword? So they want to attract more viewers even though they’re not talking about actual cozy games. Obviously different people will find different games relaxing, but an actual cozy game is a low stress life sim, farming, or matching, organization, good stories, calm vibes. Def not anything with combat or shooting 😅
cozy games to me are mostly simulation games or games with very easy puzzles because most puzzle heavy games make me irritated and not relaxed. if its an RPG is must have very minimal combat, but i dont really consider most rpgs to be cozy, its not what I'm looking for when i think of cozy games. like, i dont consider zelda a cozy game because i find them to be very difficult and i dont find that relaxing.
yeah bubbs your right it depends on what you look for in a cozy game. however like you said dead island 2 IS NOT A COZY GAME🤣🤣how in the nine hell's did people start thinking it is wtf!🤣🤣🤣🤣if i want to play a cozy game im gonna play rune factory , coral island or anything like that not resident evil lmao!!. anyway nice list and thanks for using persona 5 beneath the mask love that song.
🧑🏽🦳🍹🎮 cozy games? Here’s my list of cozy games and it don’t even include any fighting unless you’re playing the number one1! 1. Stardew Valley 2. Light of hope 3. Animal Crossing New Leaf welcome amiibo 4. Sky Tree village 5. Lost valley 6. Trio towns 7. Tales of two towns 8.Story of seasons 9. On my tablet - seeds of memories & animal crossing pocket camp 10. Story of seasons On my switch The number one ☝️ is Stardew Valley Light of hope Animal crossing new horizons Friends of mineral town One world My time in Portia Doraemon Pioneers of olive town Farm together Castaway Hokko life Harvest life I’m still trying to figure it out Dream light valley? Not sure about this one Green adventure Willow dale Wylde flowers N I’m singed up for story of seasons coming out to switch in June! ❤🧑🏽🦳🍹🎮 that’s my list of cozy games and some of them can put you to sleep 💤! Lol 😂 Enjoy Laetittia 🧑🏽🦳🎮🍹
I think “Comfort Game” is a better term for games that relax you, but maybe aren’t “cozy” … like comfort food … Left4Dead2 used to be my relaxation game, before that, Battlefield 2 … some times in there, World of Warcraft was my “knitting” … but I would never call them “cozy” … so yeah, there’s a difference … ACNH is cozy, even when it’s not relaxing, for example. L4D2 is not cozy. Ever.
Hello 🤗 Thank you for this video and the discussion 🫶 I agree with you 💯 percentages. For me a vizy game is really relax, not to think too much about it, has a good soundtrack and a soft story. It should make feel me rushing or give me the feeling of frustration 😅 I was wondering myself too since some YT videos say a game is cozy but it isn't it in the forst place. Or the a game is a farming game but it is actually am jrpg with a lot of adventure and battling and with a little farming aspects. Only a farming aspect makes a game cozy when it has a lot of difficult fighting. There a too many games called cozy but they aren't cozy😅 yes, it is a subjective opinion which game is cozy. But please YT keep it simple and don't say Elden Ring or no man's sky is cozy. That's not what the developments want to be for these games🤔. I think it is ok to make lists of games even if they aren't cozy and the person who make it is a cozy gamer. They can call it, good games with a cozy aspect or not cozy games which they recommended 😊 Is this a deal? I would like to hear you opinions🤗
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Idk if you would count it as a cozy game, but I've been enjoying the Organ trail remake on nintendo switch.
To me a cozy game is one that has zero stress, you can take your time and not rushed at anything, and easy to listen to music.
genuinely curious if you consider stardew valley cozy? The mines/skull cavern stresses me out but I'd still consider it cozy because you aren't rushed on the game ultimately you can choose to go to those stressful areas or not if you want to avoid it all together.
@@pattypooru it's cozy to me because there's combat but not violence against real people/animals, and it's not explicit or gore
A cozy game for me has the aesthetic of soft colours, calm music and no stressful gameplay. I agree with the points you make 😊
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I find all kinds of games relaxing, but that doesn't mean they're all "cozy games". I agree with your definition and I also agree that some people are starting to call anything they find relaxing cozy when that's not what people are looking for when looking for "cozy games".
EXACTLY!
cozy for me is: no stressful gameplay, minimum to no combat and/or very easy combat, not harsh time restraints, cute vibes
I would define a "cosy" game as one that doesn't require a lot of thought, something you can zone out with, no aspects of horror or extreme skills required - preferably with a heartfelt theme or plot. I can't say no to combat as long as it is simple, because I find games like Minecraft, Rune Factory and Stardew Valley "cosy".
Honestly same. Rune Factory series and Minecraft are some of my favorite "cosy" games
For me, a cozy game is almost like a fidget toy. I want something stress free that I can sink hours into without putting much thought into it. An easy to follow story, stress free gameplay that allows me to mess up because my focus isn't being demanded. It's about the effort I have to put in.
And easy to know what to do and how to find things. I don't find Stardew as cozy as some might because I feel like I have to have a guide nearby, especially for the fish. I appreciate Ni No Kuni that makes it really easy to find just about anything and everything. ❤
@@amanda2324 Speaking of Stardew that game manages to make energy and managing time through the day really stressful! It feels so fast paced and not at all cozy.
👏 👏 👏 I am so glad you said what you said about people calling everything a cosy game! A cosy game to me is something that doesn’t make me rush, a calming game I can take at my own pace with minimal to no combat.
Preach!!
ahhh my favourite cozy game, dark soulss
Soooo cozy😍
I think cozy games should generally be impossible to fail in any meaningful way- enjoy whatever mechanics the game provides at whatever pace suits you, and it won’t create roadblocks for later gameplay. Maybe you won’t progress the storyline and access more mechanics until you progress story quests (or equivalent depending on game type) but it won’t actually create problems
Awesome video. For me personally, cozy describes the vibe of a game, not the genre. So a life sim or slice of life game doesn’t always mean it’s cozy (even though they often are) and what I consider a cozy game isn’t always in the sim genre. I think that conflation is how we end up with lists containing Dead Island 2, etc. For example, BotW is extremely cozy to me and I see it on many cozy game lists. But it’s an adventure or action RPG. However, the freedom of tasks (if I’m having a hard day, I am not forced into the main story and hard bosses and can do fun and breezy side content), the tone of the story (despite being about a world-ending threat, the characters are charming and the world is bright and cheery) among other elements, make it cozy for me. Persona 4 is in a similar boat. While it can be a challenging JRPG, I find the tone, the sidequests and social links, and the freedom of play make for a cozy experience.
And I think that’s the thing. Everyone is going to have different qualifications for what makes something cozy. I think a distinction is good, but maybe even better is the person making the list laying out their parameters at the beginning of the video like you did here.
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I've had a rough time at home, and this cozy list made me feel better 😊
I want to THANK YOU for the discussion you started out on this video with. You brought up such a good point when we were talking on Twitter: content creators have a sense of responsibility to wield their influence well, and that includes how they market games to their audience. Unconventional coziness is completely valid...but there's undoubtedly a marketable definition of "coziness" that our opinions and preferences do not shift. In fact, if I were a game developer of games like CoD or Resident Evil or even certain JRPGs that I adore, I'd be livid to see my game marketed as such because scathing reviews will undoubtedly come in from players who felt they were victims of false advertising. How you phrased this (and the efforts you've already gone to in order to emphasize games with unconventional coziness, like in the collab you mentioned or with the Zelda highlight) hit the nail on the head. I'm sorry for any fire you came under and I hope it didn't hurt your heart - you deserve nothing but accolades for facilitating this conversation with health, integrity, and civility.
I just found it weird how some of the creators were defending these behaviours by saying "oh but if it's cozy for the person then why should it matter?". As you said, as a creator you do have a responsibility to be transparent and that is my entire issue here.
for me, I think cozy is the aesthetic we know and love but also I want to focus on cozy as minimal consequence.
This isn't 100% absolute but I think I approach cozy games with, can I get things wrong? Are there actions I can do that will have long lasting and/or very negative effects on my experience? The obvious one are games where you die, but I'm also adding games that require long term planning or else the experience sucks and it's hard to reverse it. For example, Persona 5 isn't super cozy because besides combat, you have a very finite amount of time to spend building connections or attributes. It's very easy to lock yourself out and hard to make up for missed days. Versus, say, making a mistake in a farm layout or terraforming tends to be easily reversed.
Another aspect that's hard to quantify are games where I feel like it's easy for me to just jump in. I don't need to commit to a long session or have to try to remember a lot of lore or strategy, I can just jump in easily. Not all short session games (eg roguelikes) are cozy but I think a lot of cozy games have that element.
Fantasy Life was my ALL TIME FAVORITE 3DS game and I love that you love it as much as I did. I am BEYOND excited for the second one!
Very glad about the cozy game discussion. This distinction is important for deciding what games to buy
This channel has helped me through some of the most stressful times. Gave me something to focusnon that will help calm my mind
Hope your days get filled with more sunshine and good days🫧
@@MissBubbles appreciate it bubbles! Keep up the great videos we appreciate it 💪🏻🫧
Love these compilation videos, the time stamps are particularly useful as reference for repeat viewings 😊👍
I totally agree with you with what cozy is classed as.
Omg I ADORED Lake! Completely agreed with your feelings on cozy games as a genre, and not just throwing it around for everything. Like Zelda at times can feel peaceful, but that’s when I’m not dying over and over 😂
Lake is love 💜
Ahhh!! Garden Paws is one of my top favorite cozy games!
Can I just quickly mention how much I appreciate you for choosing Persona 5 music in your videos lately? ❤️✨
It sure is cozy, ain't it? Hahaha
I would argue that cozy is the feeling but they nearly always crossed with genres, farming, adventure, whatever it may be. I think devs are using it simply because of the amount of people out there that use the term when describing it to help with sales and finding the correct audience. I think they often cross-genres however, abzu is an incredible adventure game, House flipper and two point campus would be simulation to me and so on
I've been playing cozy grove for the last couple of months, and I am just addicted to it. It's everything I've wanted and needed in a cozy farm sim type game. The storyline is so good, dialog is so cute and quirky, and the SOUNDTRACK. 💖😻
The soundtrack is LOVE!
I'm not usually a cozy games kind of guy, I love my dark souls games it helps me relax, but i do enjoy a cozy game like animal crossing from time to time
Again, when you search "cozy games to play", you're looking for Dark Souls?
Totally agree with you 100%!!
I was feeling the same way! Your channel is so amazing btw and I’ve got addicted to so many games you’ve covered! ☺️
So happy to know that🥺💜
I 100% agree with you about what a cozy game is. And that's exactly why I watch basically only your videos when it comes to them because I can trust that you'll suggest good cozy games. 😊
Happy that my channel has gained your trust☺️
I agree with your way of defining a cozy game. I think there should be a clear separation that would keep something like Resident Evil Village or Assassin's Creed: Valhalla out of the category.
Just for me personally, the ultimate cozy game is a little-known gem called NightSky. I think it's only available on Steam now, but it was also available on 3DS before the 3DS eShop closed. It's an easygoing puzzle game with no enemies, puzzles that aren't too hard, a light jazz soundtrack (so light that it blends into the background), and mood lighting that's basically perpetual dusk.
No Man's Sky is also a great cozy game. It does have the possibility of combat, but it's far from being a main feature. The game mainly revolves around having you mine for materials, craft things to repair or enhance your spaceship, and travel from one world or solar system to the next (discovering new environments and creatures and interacting with other sentient species along the way).
As someone who primarily plays mmorpgs and fighting games I definitely agree. Not because those games make me feel cozy mean they r part of the cozy genre at all. You are 100% right that it’s incredibly misleading to throw in a ton of big titles and it honestly takes away light from the cozy genre and developers.
100%!!!
Cozy is a feeling for me I guess. Sometimes I love a little combat (Stardew got that part about perfect for me). But other days I want something more upbeat like Ooblets, or Disney Dreamlight Valley.
cozy is like cooking while you enjoy a bottle of wine and music with your significat other, you dont need to do any effort beyond paying attention. That is different from a game to release stress, for that you do something more action packed. They are both relaxing but evoke differnet emotions, I totallu agree with your position. Also the "pew pew"... I feel in love.
love your description!🫧
I am so happy to see Donut County on the channel. I played it just last month and it is one of the most cozy games I've ever played
I am also very happy to see Fantasy Life of course :3
Such a chill and funny game!
For me, a cozy game is a game with the following (predominant) elements:
- A heartwarming atmosphere
- Easy to pick up and play
- Relaxing gameplay - not overly demanding, tactical, complex, or punishing
- Charming, whimsical vibe
- Easygoing pace
There are some games that I find relaxing but I would not call them cozy. Diablo 3, for example, is a relaxing game for me but it's not a cozy game by any means. My favorite cozy game? Wylde Flowers. I loved everything about it -- the town, the story, my gramma, the relationships you can build.... 10/10 for me!
For me cozy means hardly any combat or no combat at all. Games where I don't have to worry about dying or being great at it. I want pretty, colorful art, cute music, cute characters, fun dialogue and quests. No pressure. Cozy Grove, Calico, AER Memories of Old, Roki etc are some examples that fit perfectly into 'cozy games' category imo.
Thank you so much for the list! I hadn't heard about some of these ☺
11:32 I laugh so hard after seeing this. Its ridiculous! I agree with you. I play those games, and its not even 1% cozy games. 😂
Hahahah glad it made you laugh 🤭
When I look for cozy games I look for easy to understand and easy to do and interesting at the same time
Definitely agree with you on what a cozy game should be. I think it could envelop a number of genres if done right, including shooters and light horror.
My list of cozy games tend towards farming and building sims: Stardew Valley, My Time at Portia, My Time at Sandrock, No Place Like Home, Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life and Magical Melody, Rune Factory, Verdant Skies, Journey, Lake, A Short Hike, Abzu, Unpacking, Spiritfarer, Lil Gator Game, Yoku's Island Express, Cat Cafe Manager, Glitchhikers, Fantasy Life, Moonglow Bay, PowerWash Simulator (with the same caveat you have for House Flipper), and Townscaper. I don't know whether to include Nice Shot! The Gun Golfing Game as a cozy game, because using guns to knock a golf ball around is more fun than I realized.
I was going to suggest donut county, and you totally mentioned it! I really loved that game! The story was really engaging and the gameplay was so fun. 😊
Such a cute game🥹
I do think cozy games can be subjective in a way, but I believe they do have common themes, such as farming, crafting, fishing, mining, cooking, decorating, etc. Things most of us find cozy and relaxing. I do agree that people are trying to really expand the genre. But someone also said Dragon Quest Builders 2 is not cozy. You are literally building and decorating. It's truly an underrated game. There are elements of rpg fighting, similar to Rune Factory, but it's not anything too crazy. I urge anyone to check out gameplay if they haven't. It's an older game, but I found it recently and fell in love with the building mechanics. ❤
I ADORE Dragon Quest Builders 2!
Someone had to define cozy, thank you! I’ve been playing BOTW and notice some people define this as cozy, but it definitely is up to interpretation here. I’ve loved the Zelda franchise since I was a little girl, and it definitely has cozy elements, but overall it probably isn’t a cozy game. I always completed the cute easy side quests, whereas my brother would complete the combat/difficult ones. I mean we would also do a bit of both. It’s just interesting though… I guess I don’t feel forced to complete main story quests, and focus on the cute side quests instead. Probably not a cozy game, but definitely has cozy elements
I think cozy games span across different genres, but they all have a relaxed atmosphere with little to no combat. You can min max and be time efficient, but you can also do whatever you want with little to no punishment. ❤
I like this definition!
That Persona 4 music is so soothing
Nothing can beat my Spiritfarer! 😤
It's in 10/10 farming games ☺️
I absolutely agree that "cozy games" have some distinct features. Dead Rising 2 is one of my personal comfort games, but I know it doesn't belong on a cozy games list. There are some typical elements like farming, cooking, building, designing and relationship mechanics. Free exploration with no or only relaxed combat. Puzzle solving also fits nicely, especially when there's no time limit. An emphasis on atmosphere, characters and story, often with cute or beautiful graphics. Cozy games can be spooky (I mean, Halloween = fall season = coziness intensifies), but it's usually in a more whimsical and fun way. With so many games, you just take a look and instantly know that they fall into the cozy genre (or not).
For sure there are so many elements but as a content creator it's important to explain this and as a creator, one should never mislead their viewers, you know?
@@MissBubbles Absolutely! I just recently got into cozy games because it really helps with my mental health. Not only the games itself, just watching videos about it is very calming for me. So I'm glad when I can be sure that the videos are about actual cozy games.
For me cozy gaming has minimal combat and minimal jumping (definitely not Mario for me) and no time limits. I love colors and music but if the pretty colorful beautifully sounding game has a lot of jumping and dodging and attacking then it's still not cozy for me.
I like in sun haven being able to make yourself invincible, that makes it cozy for me 👌🏻
Personally I want my cozy games to have a very mellow setting. I don’t mind some mild combat (like in Stardew) but I look at music the music needs to very relaxing. I also like mild color pallets. Cozy games to me are something I can wrap myself up in and just play stress free. ❤️
I think that a cozy game needs to mostly be non-violent and aesthetically simple. Bonus points for a cute protagonist.
Lake.
(yes that's just the comment! Hands down one of the best cozy story narrative game I've played!)
I totally agree with you. To me cozy is a no combat, no pressure, no stress game. People call everything cozy just because they like a game. But an rpg is een rpg you know even if it is atmospheric and it has some slow parts. There has to be some sort of guideline to make it a genre.
Combat is fine to be honest like SV, Rune Factory 5, Fantasy Life etc... but some picks are absolutely insane like Xenoblade Chronicles 3? Dead Island? Far Cry? Like what?
I’m new to the cozy game genre, do you guys consider the mainline Pokémon games cozy? For me I love the music, cute creatures, low stakes combat, and always a wholesome/innocent stories.
I played mostly Pokemon Evee and considered it cozy as it was super easy to play. Not so sure about the other entries since I hear many people say they are pretty hard
@@MissBubbles The older games can definitely be harder, but I never find them stressful really. If you are losing a lot you can just go beat some lower level Pokémon for xp and come back when you are a higher level
There’s definitely a difference between games you find relaxing and games that are ‘cozy’. I may find a game like Hades relaxing and a game like Fire Emblem fun but that doesn’t necessarily make them cozy. To me a cozy game is a game almost anyone can find relaxing such has a farming game, a management game, a visual novel, or a slice of life game. Bonus points if they let your character be in a relationship even if just a friendly one.
One I found pretty recently is a visual novel called Arcadia Fallen. The story is pretty compelling and while their are some puzzle elements with how the alchemy system works it is used few and far between. It is quite short for the price tag but definitely recommend grabbing it if it’s even on sale. Recently beat it and gonna replay it soon while perusing a different love interest.
When I search for cozy games, and what I count as one are games that doesn't have combat/competition (even if it's not fighting, yes to me tomato & chicken festival in Harvest Moon back to nature is combat and stresses me out), usually it more focus to either good music, atmosphere or just wholesome story whether it's sad or happy...
Cozy grove is actually my best cozy title for me so far..
Mostly because it doesn't cause me any fomo the way ACNH does..
Garden Paws is my second place, just wanted to add ❤ cause I'm so happy to hear you also added Garden Paws here since I feel it need more exposure, it such a wonderful game
I absolutely LOVED fantasy Life on 3ds. I didn't know they where doing a remake!? :o
Not remake, it's a new entry!
Cozy gaming, as a genre, is going to go through the same kinda growing pains as Roguelike v. Roguelite. In the purest sense, a cozy game is a game that has no combat or competitive component. But there are those who will include games that have combat or that have options for competition provided that the combat isn't stressful or the competition is 100% optional.
Cozy games helps me relax
A cozy game for me is a game that is relaxing, strong life sim vibe ( Stardew Valley is a cozy game. City Skylines is not cozy even thou it is relaxing.) Not dark. Safe to play in front of young children. You don't die. Disney Dreamlight Valley. Stardew Valley, The Coffee Shop Game with the Fantasy vibe, A Short Hike. Animal Crossing.
Definitely came looking for cozy not anything intense
Cozy games for me, are games that have limited visual distractions that would catch me off guard. Cozy games are games where I would have the option to take my time.
I will get Fantasy Life!!! I just got a 3ds xl last week
YESSSSSS!💜
100% agree, cozy should mean ”genre” and not that it’s cozy to you personally! Same way as a game could feel like horror to me, even when that is not the ”official” title, so let’s just go with the general assumptions. It’s nice to hear what other games are out there, but let’s be real, I’m not looking for them. But I have to admit it’s not that simple always 🤔 Like I would not call Spirit farer cozy. That b*tch stresses me out worse than zombie survival. Too much emotional expectations and stuff to remember
Lol, I just started playing fantasy life again. I love it so much, and I can't wait for the new one to come out ☺️.
You have excellent taste, just wanted to tell you, hehe🙈
@@MissBubbles You as well! 😊
Excellent intro.
Regarding the dirt in house flipper: there is a skill that you can get to that you'd see on the map where the dirt and trash is exactly. I 100% recommend it and this hear house flipper 2 should be released!
WHY did I never notice that skill?! OMG what?!!! Thank you for sharing!!
@@MissBubbles haha, I hope you'll use it in the next house flipper gaming session :)
Easy, chill, story based, no combat!
Totally agree ! 😊
Where did you play house flipper? Ive heard mixed things about the switch version but im not really a pc gaming person... just wondering if its still worth to pick up on switch. Thx
I play it on PC!
I am part of the problem because I considered Skyrim cozy haha. It's due to the first reason you suggested - I feel relaxed whenever I play it but by definition, I can't really call it cozy in any regard haha. 🙈
I know who to blame now 😭
Cozy to me is something first and foremost I don't have to worry about being the "best" at in the game, but I can enjoy and grow with. Sometime it can be an experience, and sometimes it is a farm sim where the repetition is rewarding, but not the only aspect of the game.
Definitely not shooters/zombies 😅
Tell me about it, or super intense JRPGs with plenty of grinding lmao
I agree with most everyone here of what a cozy game means. Thing is, that still leaves it very broad a term. My husband’s go to cozy game is Madden or MLB the Show. He can play those for hours while listening to UA-cam videos or an audiobook cause he focuses more on transactions, not playing games. But I know most “cozy game” fans would say that is NOT a cozy game because they hate sports and sports games in general. I don’t really think cozy can be a genre because it is so subjective.
Yes, I absolutely agree!!! Some games I see on other "cozy" lists and I'm like...HOWWW is this cozy?? 😂😂 Im conflicted about Zelda. Looks like a decent amount of combat but I also have yet to playyy. Curious if any other cozy gamers felt this way at first and then ended up loving it?
It's a fun game but the combat is very stressful!
Been loving Lawn Mower Simulator at the moment. No sound, just throw on a podcast and cut some grass ❤
I would say a cozy game in my opinion is one with little to no combat. Specifically optional combat so the player can decide whether or not to pursue that route during gameplay. Sometimes combat an be a great stress reliever. Lol
I agree that cozy games shouldn't be stressful .. It doesn't even have to be combat, but once a game has elements that's too stressful, it stops being cozy for me.. Like diner dash lol.. That being said, I found Dysmantle surpisingly cozy.. You can just avoid the zombies and chunk away at the houses, it even has a relaxing background music.. But of course, you'd eventually have to fight, so maybe "with cozy elements" is a better way to describe it than an actual cozy game...
Dysmantle is in the backlog! Might have to launch it tonight then
Same, I find Hogwarts Legacy and Zeldas to be cozy plays (on easy mode for HL), but I wouldn't call them exactly cozy games at all... Though the Zelda art goes in the cozy category for me :p Your definition suits me well, too!
Love all those games you mentioned. Lately I played a little game called Lost Nova which was pretty cozy and nice, I don't remember if I've seen it on your channel before, but do give it a try if you have time and want to ^^ It's just 5 or so hours, but you can keep playing after the end of the story, new stuff appears, too, so it's up to you if you wanna 100% it or not haha But it's nice to at least visit it once more after the end, to see the changes!
Thanks for the vid as always!
Thank you for the recommendation! I will check it out ☺️
@@MissBubbles You're welcome ^^
to me cozy is any thing I don't feel anxiety with
anxiety: CUP HEAD
No anxiety : Spirit farer
for me Zelda Botw and TotK i feel anxiety cause if i dont dodge i will die -_- i feel i have to use skill this causes me anxiety lol
BOTW gave me anxiety 50% of the time lmao
2:14 what is the game name ?
Tin Hearts
fantasy life looks amazing
Wildermyth is cozy to me even though it’s based on dungeons and dragons and it’s liner not open world it’s also I like combat in cozy games
Love that game!
What is the game at 1:18??
Cat Cafe Manager
Yeah...some lists I've seen lately of cozy games...don't seem very cozy to me!
For me (and this is just my view...I don't expect anyone else to follow these!), cozy is wholesome, makes me smile, not much in the way of violence (some mild fantasy violence like Pokemon and top down Zelda Link's Awakening or LoZ Oracle of Ages/Seasons is okay...not first person LoZ of recent). It needs to be kind and gentle! Not dark in tone (dark colors are okay...I mean the feel!) Does it make me feel good? And very little (better if no!) language or mature situations (I'm okay with the minimal dating/marriage mechanics of SoS/HM). Do I feel safe playing the game, mentally and spiritually? Is it triggering? And very little stress!!!
Cozy games are my jam, they always have been! My views on what's cozy to me may seem a bit out there or strict to some (I don't play anything rated over E10...I'm sensitive to things with a very good memory...and even E10 get a close look over for why it's rated what it's rated), but I know what I like an I know what I enjoy. I don't want to drop money on a game that isn't a good fit with me!
To quote Taffy from Ooblets..."Cozy loves cozy!"
omg i loved fantasy life to death. have yet to find a game that even gets close to how good that one was. stardew valley is almost up there though
Appreciate you calling out everything being labelled as a cozy game. Annoyed me too.
I feel like maybe people use “cozy game” because it’s a popular community and rising buzzword? So they want to attract more viewers even though they’re not talking about actual cozy games. Obviously different people will find different games relaxing, but an actual cozy game is a low stress life sim, farming, or matching, organization, good stories, calm vibes. Def not anything with combat or shooting 😅
I played two point campus but it get's very repetitive fast ;-;
Sorry to hear! It never did for me
cozy games to me are mostly simulation games or games with very easy puzzles because most puzzle heavy games make me irritated and not relaxed. if its an RPG is must have very minimal combat, but i dont really consider most rpgs to be cozy, its not what I'm looking for when i think of cozy games. like, i dont consider zelda a cozy game because i find them to be very difficult and i dont find that relaxing.
yeah bubbs your right it depends on what you look for in a cozy game. however like you said dead island 2 IS NOT A COZY GAME🤣🤣how in the nine hell's did people start thinking it is wtf!🤣🤣🤣🤣if i want to play a cozy game im gonna play rune factory , coral island or anything like that not resident evil lmao!!. anyway nice list and thanks for using persona 5 beneath the mask love that song.
The soundtrack is gonna be in more videos 🤭
Summertime Saga is one of the very best relaxing games.
🧑🏽🦳🍹🎮 cozy games? Here’s my list of cozy games and it don’t even include any fighting unless you’re playing the number one1!
1. Stardew Valley
2. Light of hope
3. Animal Crossing New Leaf welcome amiibo
4. Sky Tree village
5. Lost valley
6. Trio towns
7. Tales of two towns
8.Story of seasons
9. On my tablet - seeds of memories & animal crossing pocket camp
10. Story of seasons
On my switch
The number one ☝️ is
Stardew Valley
Light of hope
Animal crossing new horizons
Friends of mineral town
One world
My time in Portia
Doraemon
Pioneers of olive town
Farm together
Castaway
Hokko life
Harvest life I’m still trying to figure it out
Dream light valley? Not sure about this one
Green adventure
Willow dale
Wylde flowers
N I’m singed up for story of seasons coming out to switch in June!
❤🧑🏽🦳🍹🎮 that’s my list of cozy games and some of them can put you to sleep 💤! Lol 😂
Enjoy
Laetittia
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Ok so I wasn’t the only one that looked at cozy games as not so cozy .
You'll find Elden Ring as a cozy games on some lists, it drives me insane
@ wow yeah that’s crazy
Unravel is the coziest game i have played.
I didn't even realize cozy game was a common term outside of this channel
it doesn't sound like other channels know what they are either though lol
It's overly used and misleading viewers unfortunately
No violence or gore !!!
I think “Comfort Game” is a better term for games that relax you, but maybe aren’t “cozy” … like comfort food … Left4Dead2 used to be my relaxation game, before that, Battlefield 2 … some times in there, World of Warcraft was my “knitting” … but I would never call them “cozy” … so yeah, there’s a difference … ACNH is cozy, even when it’s not relaxing, for example. L4D2 is not cozy. Ever.
This woman is a baddie god damn gorgeous love ❤️
I look up cozy games and they wasn’t cozy not calm at all. I need cozy
Forza Horizon 5, just take the road, good music and relax
I think farming/lifr sim games are cosy
I have a 10/10 farming games that released before this video that you might enjoy!🥰
Cozy games are supposed to be cozy. If there's violence (specially gore etc) it's a NO NO for me.
Ikr?! Gore is so extreme for a game to be labelled cozy!
Hello 🤗
Thank you for this video and the discussion 🫶 I agree with you 💯 percentages.
For me a vizy game is really relax, not to think too much about it, has a good soundtrack and a soft story. It should make feel me rushing or give me the feeling of frustration 😅
I was wondering myself too since some YT videos say a game is cozy but it isn't it in the forst place. Or the a game is a farming game but it is actually am jrpg with a lot of adventure and battling and with a little farming aspects. Only a farming aspect makes a game cozy when it has a lot of difficult fighting. There a too many games called cozy but they aren't cozy😅 yes, it is a subjective opinion which game is cozy. But please YT keep it simple and don't say Elden Ring or no man's sky is cozy. That's not what the developments want to be for these games🤔.
I think it is ok to make lists of games even if they aren't cozy and the person who make it is a cozy gamer. They can call it, good games with a cozy aspect or not cozy games which they recommended 😊
Is this a deal? I would like to hear you opinions🤗