Hey there!

Some games that we played:

• Overcooked 1 & 2, save the world by cooking in absurd environments. Shouting inclusive. (It’s really fun, I promise!)
• Ibb & Obb - a fun little puzzle game
• Guacamelee was fun too, but we never finished it.
• Battleblock Theater is nice too! But I’m not sure if it’s possible to play on one machine. So if you both have computers this is definitely possible.
• Unravel Two - it’s fun! We haven’t finished it yet, but it’s a cute (and a bit sad sometimes) jump & run / puzzle platformer
• A Way Out was great too, really great story, but it’s not cozy.
• … and I noticed a lot of people gave you already some good games, while I was searching my library. xD

What I haven’t tried yet but want to in the future:

• Moving Out - it looks similar to Overcooked, so I hope it will be fun
• Spiritfarer

I played the Final Fantasy 16 demo yesterday and I’m hooked. Can’t wait for thursday, when the game releases!

While I’m waiting, I’m playing Horizon Forbidden West (the world is so big!), Diablo 4 and as always Final Fantasy 14. ^^

I’m biased, because I love FF14! If you are in the mood, go play it :) ARR got reworked a lot, and the story gets so much better starting in Heavensward! (I really liked ARR, but many people say they felt it was slow.)

Correct!

Damn, but I figured it was a bit far fetched. Curious what the solution will be!

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Correct!

Yay! Such a great game!

Ok first guess, there are multiple games I could think of:

Ahhh, beat me to it!

Ohhh “Gone Home” is so nice! But not what I had in mind. ^^

Ok my first one is a bit easy. Next one:

Eagerly trying to visit relatives.

Look, a three headed monkey!

Don’t beat yourself up! You just haven’t found the best way for you. You will find it, I’m sure!

A little late to the party, maybe you’ve found your game already and I’m not sure if this is what you search for, but what I did, while writing my master’s thesis, was playing Stardew Valley.

It’s cozy for the most part. The game auto saves after you finish an ingame day (it saves when you wake up the next morning if I remember correctly). Days were for me roughly 15-25 minutes, depending on how far I was in the game.

So what I did was play a day in Stardew Valley, then write my thesis for a while, play another day, write my thesis, play two days, write my thesis and so on. (I admit, there were days where I played more, but hey, I finished my thesis!)

Thanks! :)

I haven’t played it yet, but I want to on the weekend. How long is it approximately?

I won’t pre-order the game, but I will buy it on thursday next week - I already took some time off from work. :D (I had to many hours and I needed to take some time off sometime in June, so I figured why not for XVI release? ^^)

I have the same problem with some communities from other instances but not with all of the communities from that instance, it’s a bit weird. I guess we just have to wait a bit until the servers are more stable.

Maybe I should finish the game, before the patch and then after, to experience the differences!

… Who am I kidding, I will probably procrastinate playing, since my backlog is too long and then maybe play it in September. Looking forward to the DLC, it sounds great!