joceyy. @furingz

I'm giving away 4 STEAM KEYS for Tales of Seikyu, a cozy farming and exploration experience set in a Yokai world, featuring Yokai transformation! 🌸 How to join: 🌷 Like + RT this post ☕ Follow @coffeeincozy_ and @TalesOfSeikyu And feel free to tag a friend who needs a new cozy game! Winners will be announced in 2 weeks! #TalesOfSeikyu #CozyGames #SteamKeyGiveaway #SteamKey

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Tales of Seikyu ✨ Out Now in PC 1.0 ✨ @TalesOfSeikyu

3 weeks ago

🌸 Tales of Seikyu 1.0 is Out Now on Steam! 🌸 Your fantasy yokai adventure is about to unfold! 🦊 Shapeshift into spirits 🤝💍 Make friends & find love 🌽 Farm seasonal produce 📜 Explore ancient ruins 😻 Adopt adorable animals 🌙 Take part in festivals ✨ And more! Play

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Ever wish you had tiny Animal Crossing-like cuties living on your desktop while you work, study, or trying to be productive? I'm giving away ✨3 STEAM KEYS✨ for Tiny Pasture 👀🐾 How to join: 🌷 Like + RT this post ☕️ Follow @coffeeincozy_ And feel free to tag a friend who needs this cozy little game! Winners will be announced 2 weeks from now! 🎉 Also, I have other Steam key giveaway going on right now, so I’ll add them below this thread in case you want to check them out before they close ⬇️ #CozyGames #TinyPasture #SteamKeyGiveaway #SteamKey

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For cozy gamers who love cute interiors, smart layouts, and a little bit of hotel management chaos 👀 If you’re into the Two Point series, building rooms or houses in The Sims, Animal Crossing, Paralives, or cozy management games where you can decorate, strategize, and survive a little chaos… Hotel Architect might be your next obsession 🏨 Hotel Architect is officially out in 1.0, and I’m celebrating the full release by giving away ✨3 STEAM KEYS✨! How to join: 🌟 Like + RT this post 🌱 Follow @coffeeincozy_ and @_HotelArchitect And feel free to tag a friend who would lose hours decorating, optimizing, and saying “just one more room” in this game! Winners will be announced on June 12th! 🎉 Good luck, future hotel owners 🛎️ #HotelArchitect #SteamKeyGiveaway #CozyGames #SimulationGames

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Wired Productions @WiredP

2 months ago

The doors are open! Hotel Architect 1.0 is OUT NOW. Build it. Break it. Fix it. Repeat. Thank you for all your support! #HotelArchitect

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flower lamp

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@coffeeincozy_ Coral Island!!!

yes or pass?

flowers

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If you are currently deep in your cozy game era, whether that is Animal Crossing, Pokémon, Heartopia, or something similar… I might have something for you 👀 ✨ I’m giving away 4 Loftia Closed Beta keys! ✨ Loftia is opening its Closed Beta on April 22nd, and if you feel like experiencing this world with your friends, you are welcome to join this giveaway! To join: 💫 Like + RT this post 🌱 Follow me and @loftiadev And drop your current cozy game recommendations! I’m always looking to get more hidden gems on my radar 💭⬇️ Winners will be announced on April 21st! 🌸 #LoftiaPartner #LoftiaBetaGiveaway

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☁️ Loftia - Wishlist on Steam! ☁️ @loftiadev

2 months ago

Loftia’s Official Beta Trailer is here! 🎉 For the first time, step into our cozy, solarpunk world and take a tour with Pebble through all three of Loftia’s districts! Closed Beta starts April 22nd 💛🌿

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Lotus bouquet 🪷

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I used to think my daily train rides were perfectly normal, but then I played this game, and now my real-life commute feels like the emotional equivalent of stale bread 🚂 I mean, my usual train ride is basically just me getting pushed into a moving metal box with strangers, watching people desperately try to reach the exit like their lives depend on it, complete with the dramatic hand reaching like we’re all in the same overly dramatic film, and occasionally becoming a punching bag for other people’s bags. Repeatedly. As if life didn’t hit me hard enough already 🤷‍♀️ And I didn’t even mean to turn that into a bag pun, but I guess that’s my cue to pack my bags and get on this vintage, noir-style train in this recently released visual novel, narrative point-and-click game by @TWGdevstudio, the same developer behind the Chicken Police series, which I would also absolutely recommend if you feel like adding more mystery into your life. Or maybe you are just curious why a chicken is working as a police, which is honestly a very valid question, but that is a conversation for another post, another topic, and in another day. Because right now, I am here to tell you about this very relaxing trip I have been having on Moses & Plato - Last Train to Clawville, where I get to walk around the train in a way that kind of reminded me of Corpse Party: Book of Shadows, which, looking back, should have been my first warning, because the next thing I know, there is a case happening… and I am the prime suspect 😰 And realistically, this is where I should have started panicking, insisting that I am innocent and probably calling my lawyer, but it turns out to be surprisingly hard to do that. Because every time I start to feel nervous and wonder how I am supposed to prove my innocence, one of the character will starts speaking, and I just sit there, completely distracted, either in awe of how well the voice acting is or somehow getting calmed down by their voice, even while they are actively panicking and accusing me of being the prime suspect, which feels a little unfair. Like, please let me panic for a moment 😭🙏 I am trying to have an experience here. But in a way, I guess it helped me stay calm and keep my thoughts together as I went around the train, talking to different characters, moving between compartments, and sniffing around for clues. And I mean that literally, by the way. I mean, if you had not noticed by now, we are not exactly human in this game, so naturally we are going to assert our dominance and handle this the animal way, which means relying on our very superior senses. So we have enhanced hearing, enhanced smell, enhanced sight... And in a comic book world that would probably be enough for us to join a hero squad, but somehow I ended up on a lavish train as the prime suspect, using all of that just to solve a case I am apparently part of. However, I do have to admit that this feels like a really fresh experience, because it lets me imagine what it would be like to wake up as an animal detective and suddenly have a case to solve, where I actually have to rely on my superior senses. Also, apparently I cannot just sniff around to my heart’s content, because everything I do moves time forward, and we need to solve the case before the train reaches its final station, which should obviously be more than enough reason to make me nervous. (But then a character starts talking, and I am suddenly calm and collected, again.) Overall, I think it’s safe to say that after getting a taste of what can happen on a train ride like this, my daily commute feels a little… underwhelming in comparison. Cozy mystery on a train? Investigating clues using my very superior animal senses? A relaxing trip, if we ignore the part where I am the prime suspect? Me against the world, or maybe just against the voice actors because they are way too good at making me feel things? This is a train ride like no other, and my daily commute suddenly feels like it needs to step up its game. Not that it is a game… but this one is, and it is very clearly winning. Anyway, as you can probably guess, I have already gotten on the train ahead of you and started my playthrough of Moses & Plato - Last Train to Clawville, sponsored by @togeproductions, and the first video of it is already up in the replies ✨ And of course, this is just the beginning of my experience aboard this train, as there is still much more to sniff around and many people… or animals, to interrogate. “But we already have Orient Express?” Exactly. Which is exactly why it’s time to get on another train 🫵

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hello kitty dumplings

coffee or matcha ?

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I still remember when Kejora first showed up on my timeline about a year ago 🌠 “Oh my God, this game looks so good???” was my first thought. “Wait… this was made by a fellow Indonesian?!?!?!” was the second. So of course, once that realization settled in, I did what I always do when I discover a game made by a fellow Indonesian. I made it everyone’s business to know about it 😇✨ And well... I may have been a little bit feral about it too, but I refuse to elaborate on that part 🙏 Anyway, now that I’ve finished the game and got all of the Steam achievements, I feel like I should be ready to talk about it. In theory. In reality, this post has been sitting on the stove (or more accurately, my draft) for about a week, because I keep typing a sentence, deleting it, immediately doubting everything I’ve ever written, and then repeating the whole process all over again. But maybe let’s start with one thing we can all agree on. Or at least… something I’m very confident most of us would agree on. First of all, the game looks really, really good 👌 It’s fully hand-drawn, and honestly… it just looks beautiful. It manages to capture the comfort of an Indonesian household living room, the beauty of a small village, and those wide rows of rice fields with mountains in the distance, along with the very specific experience of seeing a banana tree in a game as an Indonesian, where I feel a brief moment of shock and horror before it’s immediately replaced by a sense of pride because of how realistic it looks. And as a bit of a scaredy cat myself, those beautiful views were a big part of why I managed to finish the game. I mean, there were moments where I was like, “I’m scared… I’m scared…” and then suddenly, I’d see something that looked amazing and go, “OHHH wow…” and immediately forget what I was scared of. Which, now that I think about it, is probably not a very good survival instinct, but it did get me to finish the game, so I’ll count that as a win. And I think this is also why I don’t really mind the game only letting us carry one item at a time, because it gives me an excuse to slow down, take in the view, and do a bit of sightseeing. Along the way, I also came across various items that I could interact with, and this actually ended up being my favorite part of the game, because it feels like the developer of this game, @berangincreativ always takes the chance to include little details related to Indonesia, whether through these items or the world itself, often delivered through small conversations between Kejora, Jaka, and Guntur or other characters in the game. You opportunist, Berangin Creative. And I mean that in the most loving way possible. However, maybe it’s just because I’ve been corrupted by Dark, a very amazing series on Netflix that you absolutely must watch and I absolutely did not get sponsored to talk about (but I still will), I did feel like the ending was a bit rushed, with several things left in the dark. I did not mean that as a pun, by the way. Anyway, I’m not entirely sure how to talk about this without accidentally spoiling the story, so hats off to reviewers who can do that without spoiling anything, because I genuinely don’t know how you do it, but I did feel like there were parts of the ending that didn’t quite fit, along with several things that weren’t clearly explained. I do wonder if Berangin Creative might be gearing up for a sequel, because there are still quite a few things left unexplained, especially how my heart got stolen and broken by a man I know almost nothing about, which feels a little unfair, if I’m being honest. And I know that for some of you, your heart got broken within just 2–4 hours (big group hug if you know what I mean), but for me, it took over 50 hours, which feels less like a game and more like a long-term emotional commitment. Overall though, if you’re not thinking too deeply about the story and just looking for something that’s sometimes cozy, sometimes a bit scary, and sometimes a little more sneaky-sneaky, Kejora definitely delivers, although I wouldn’t expect it to take you as long to finish as it did for me. But if you’re curious to see how I ended up spending over 50 hours in this game, I’ve got my playthrough of Kejora in the replies, kindly sponsored by @SSourcePublish ✨ Just… look up the average playtime first, then look at my video length, and maybe take a moment to process that information. You have been warned 🫰

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how i want my lipgloss to look:

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forget-me-nots

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dog cookies

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kitty donuts

Have you ever noticed that in a lot of farming games, our farms are almost always placed suspiciously far away from civilization? 🍃 Not just outside of town. I mean, really, really far. Like the edge-of-the-island, next-to-a-forest, near-a-lake, three-loading-screens-away-from-town kind of far. The kind of place where you suspect the wildlife lives closer to town than you do. I mean, don't get me wrong. Usually when the farm is placed like that, you are pretty much guaranteed beautiful scenery with a calm, relaxing atmosphere on top, the kind that makes you completely lose track of time while tilling the soil and planting what is probably your 999th turnip. That is, until you have an appointment in town at 8 AM and realize that if you want to make it on time, you need to leave your house the moment you wake up, like you are commuting to work in real life. Apparently, commuting time exists in farming games too. And eventually, you start wondering if this is one of those did-the-mayor-exile-me situations, or worse, one of those the-townsfolk-don’t-fully-trust-me-with-society situations. Thankfully, Collector’s Cove by @VoodooDuckGames has a very wholesome solution to this problem, one that I simply cannot argue with. Instead of walking all the way to civilization from your farm… You bring your farm to civilization. On the back of a giant, friendly, and absolutely adorable dinosaur. Now you don’t even need to worry about going back and forth between your farm and town, because you can do both at the same time. No more secluded farm life where your closest neighbors are a wizard, a rancher, or occasionally a goddess with her three little elves. Now? You have a dinosaur, along with a few fish that may or may not end up as your dinner. Not to mention that it is practically tax-free, as long as you remember to stay on good terms with your dinosaur companion and feed them your crops as a sign of appreciation. Even if your love language is not gift-giving… it is now 🫵 And speaking of our dinosaur companion, you can also customize their appearance and give them accessories. Personally, I believe it is absolutely mandatory to give them a hat, especially when the sun is out, because you cannot just let them stand there under the sun like that. I refuse. My heart cannot take it. Anyway, if the idea of a portable, possibly tax-free farm lifestyle sounds like something you would absolutely fall into, Collector’s Cove is already out and currently has a 10% launch discount! It is also bundled with other cozy games like Tiny Bookshop, Aloft, Flotsam, and The Wandering Village, which is honestly a dangerous combination for anyone with a wishlist and a lack of self-control. Did I just personally attack myself by saying that? Maybe. Let us not dwell on it 🦕 And on that note, thank you so much to @pr_pirate for the copy of Collector’s Cove! You’ve officially enabled my dinosaur farming lifestyle 😌☕

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