Stardew Valley (and its many farm sim clones), Slime Rancher, Balatro, and Chicory: A Colorful Tale are just a few off top of my head. I can delve into my games libraries and list a bunch more lol
Edit: From my Steam library alone, mostly what I’ve played lately:
Hello Kitty Island Adventure
Power Wash Simulator
Unbox the Room
Wanderstop
And my Switch library:
Moonstone Island
both “Mario + Rabbids” games (puzzle/strategy)
Ooblets
Animal Crossing
Sun Haven
Cattails: Wildwood Story
Sprout Valley
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles
Calico
The Ace Attorney Trilogy
There’s more in my Steam library that probably fit the bill but I haven’t fully played them yet. All of the above have minimal real time combat/platforming or accessibility options to mitigate it. All can also be played at your own pace, as well :)
Not cozy or puzzle oriented, but Baldur’s Gate 3 turns into turn-based mode in combat. Pretty sure the same applies for other Larian games too, but I haven’t tried them.
can you give some examples pls?
1 Maybe Lingo 2 but haven’t seen anyone play it or played it myself
2 Amazing game but I don’t recommend.
Baba is you
Patricks parabox
Portal + Portal 2
Outer Wilds
Maize
Linelith
deleted by creator
god everyone needs to play outer wilds at least once in their life
Add Blue Prince to that list! It’s a newer puzzle game that is so insanely deep
Oh yes good call!
Stardew Valley (and its many farm sim clones), Slime Rancher, Balatro, and Chicory: A Colorful Tale are just a few off top of my head. I can delve into my games libraries and list a bunch more lol
Edit: From my Steam library alone, mostly what I’ve played lately:
Hello Kitty Island Adventure
Power Wash Simulator
Unbox the Room
Wanderstop
And my Switch library:
Moonstone Island
both “Mario + Rabbids” games (puzzle/strategy)
Ooblets
Animal Crossing
Sun Haven
Cattails: Wildwood Story
Sprout Valley
Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles
Calico
The Ace Attorney Trilogy
There’s more in my Steam library that probably fit the bill but I haven’t fully played them yet. All of the above have minimal real time combat/platforming or accessibility options to mitigate it. All can also be played at your own pace, as well :)
Further edit: almost forgot my epic library too!
Bear and Breakfast
Toem
Garden Story
Not cozy or puzzle oriented, but Baldur’s Gate 3 turns into turn-based mode in combat. Pretty sure the same applies for other Larian games too, but I haven’t tried them.