13 Cozy Games That Are Like a Digital Vacation
Ever wish you could just pause real life for a bit and escape somewhere peaceful? These 13 cozy titles feel like a digital vacation. Whether you’re wandering through dreamy landscapes, settling into a slower rhythm, or just soaking in the calm, they offer the kind of escape that makes you exhale and say, “I needed this.”
Season: A Letter to the Future
Ride your bike through beautiful, fading places and document your journey in a reflective, dreamlike experience.
Haven Park
Fix up a forest campground as a helpful little bird. Simple quests, nature sounds, and wholesome camper stories.
My Time at Portia
Settle in a bright post-apocalyptic town, rebuild your workshop, explore ancient ruins, and befriend locals.
Calico
Run a cat café in a pastel world, decorate your space, and befriend magical animals. Cute, chill, and whimsical.
Garden Story
Restore a magical island as a tiny grape guardian. Slow-paced combat, lots of charm, and plenty of quiet moments.
Cozy Grove
A relaxing daily rhythm game where you help ghostly bears, decorate your campsite, and bring life back to a magical island.
Townscaper
Click to build whimsical island towns over calm blue water. No rules, no goals—just beautiful, quiet creation.
Old Man’s Journey
Travel across beautiful, hand-drawn landscapes while solving simple puzzles and reflecting on a life lived.
Teacup
Explore a soft, watercolor world as a shy frog gathering ingredients for a tea party. Cozy and short—like a Sunday afternoon.
The Garden Path
A relaxing gardening sim where time moves slowly, and each new plant, visitor, or season brings a surprise.
The Stillness of the Wind
Live a quiet life on a remote farm, tending goats and reading letters from afar. Slow, reflective, and poetic.
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles
A combat-free open world with farming, crafting, fishing, and friendly creatures to meet and explore with.
ABZÛ
Dive into crystal-clear oceans, swim with whales, and discover underwater temples in a wordless aquatic escape.
