11 Cozy Games Like Stardew Valley That Keep Getting Better

It’s rare when a cozy game gets even better after launch—but these ones keep on thriving. If you’re craving more Stardew-like joy, these titles deliver that same magic, and then some.

Harvestella

A small medieval-style village with red-roofed buildings is surrounded by greenery, a river, and a glowing fountain, with a fiery tree in the background.
Harvestella | Gameplay Screenshot

A Square Enix spin on cozy farming—with a dramatic twist. It’s been receiving tweaks and improvements since launch, especially for balance and story pacing.

The Ranch of Rivershine

A rider on a horse jumps over an obstacle in an outdoor arena while two people watch; on-screen stats display challenge details and a timer.
The Ranch of Rivershine | Gameplay Screenshot

A charming indie horse ranch sim with races, breeding, and ranch upgrades. It’s early in development, but growing fast with consistent updates and community input.

Sun Haven

In this pixel art scene reminiscent of games like Cozy Grove, a charming village unfolds with characters strolling along paths lined with shops and trees. Near the center, one adventurer rides a white animal beside the tranquil lake.
Sun Haven | Gameplay Screenshot

A fantasy take on farming sims with magic, dragons, and multiplayer support. It started with Stardew vibes and now offers deep skill trees, multiple towns, and regular updates that keep it fresh.

Coral Island

A character stands in the center of a farm with various crops, fenced areas, trees, and gardening tools arranged on a dirt and grassy landscape.
Coral Island | Gameplay Screenshot

Think Stardew Valley, but make it tropical and eco-friendly. It’s still in active development with new updates rolling out regularly—more crops, more romance, more reasons to dive back in.

My Time at Sandrock

My Time at Sandrock | Gameplay Screenshot

The sequel to My Time at Portia trades farming for crafting in a dusty, post-apocalyptic town. The devs are constantly adding new story content, systems, and characters that keep this desert town alive and growing.

Dinkum

A character in a cozy video game holding a bug net in a lush garden with plants and a compass on the screen.
Dinkum | Gameplay Screenshot

Set in an Aussie-inspired outback, Dinkum blends farming, fishing, and town-building. The updates come often, and the community keeps growing, just like your little island paradise.

Spirittea

Pixel art depicts a character in a spa setting with various mythical creatures in baths, surrounded by traditional Japanese decor.
Spirittea | Gameplay Screenshot

It’s like Stardew meets Spirited Away—you help ghostly spirits while managing a bathhouse. Since launch, it’s been steadily improving with bug fixes, content drops, and lots of heart.

Roots of Pacha

Roots of Pacha | Gameplay Screenshot

Set in the Stone Age, you help a small clan discover farming, tools, and community life. It launched strong and keeps evolving with thoughtful updates and new ways to connect with your tribe.

Littlewood

Pixel art town scene in winter with snow-covered roofs, buildings, and people. A fountain is centered, flanked by decorations and animals. Day 16 of Winter displayed at the top.
Littlewood | Gameplay Screenshot

You’re rebuilding a town after saving the world, which is a refreshingly calm concept. It’s a short game, but it’s received small updates post-launch and continues to charm with its simplicity and heart.

Ooblets

A colorful, cartoon-style garden scene with various plants, wooden barrels, small creatures, and characters tending to crops inside a fenced area.
Ooblets | Gameplay Screenshot

Cute creature collecting meets farming and dance battles. Since its early access days, it’s had major updates that added quests, areas, and polish to its adorable world.

Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom

Two animated characters walk along a dirt path through a golden wheat field with a windmill and scarecrow visible in the background under a yellow sky.
Doraemon Story of Seasons: Friends of the Great Kingdom | Gameplay Screenshot

A relaxing farming game featuring the cast of Doraemon. It mixes nostalgia and soft aesthetics, with updates and expansions that keep it growing.

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