Cozy Games Are Getting Weirder — And We Love It
Cozy games aren’t just about farming and tea anymore — they’re getting wonderfully strange. From haunted plant shops to frog detectives, the genre is evolving in the quirkiest ways, and honestly? We’re totally here for it.
Frog Detective 3
You’re a frog. You solve mysteries. You’re bad at it. It’s awkward, hilarious, and oddly heartwarming.
Strange Horticulture
You run a spooky plant shop in a rainy town full of secrets. Cozy meets occult in the best way.
Don’t Feed the Monkeys
Spy on strangers through security cameras. It’s voyeuristic, strange, and oddly cozy — if you’re into moral dilemmas.
Little Inferno
Throw your toys in the fire and watch them burn… it’s weirder and more philosophical than you’d think.
Bugsnax
Capture living snacks that say their own names. Yes, it’s weird. Yes, it’s charming. Yes, it’s surprisingly deep.
Cult of the Lamb
Start a cult. Pet cute followers. Fight monsters. It’s satanic and sweet at the same time.
Wytchwood
Gather ingredients and craft spells in a fairytale swamp. You’re an old witch — and that’s cozy now.
Sludge Life
Graffiti, fart buttons, and corporate satire — all in a chill, weirdly zen open world.
Antichamber
A mind-bending first-person puzzle game with no instructions. It’s trippy, quiet, and oddly satisfying.
Chicory: A Colorful Tale
Use a magic paintbrush to color in the world — but it’s really about imposter syndrome and self-worth.
