Ah, damn. Was going to suggest Droplitz, as that was my main go-to relaxation game whenever I was sleep procrastinating.
FarSky is a really relaxing game despite it having combat and having that creepy feeling that you get in all underwater games. It's one of those games where the main focus is harvesting materials, crafting them into usable items, then expanding your home base. Only this time the focus is more on recovering the lost pieces of your submarine, as you are stranded down on the ocean bed with a little outpost to hide in (with infinite air inside it). Been bundled before, maybe you can pick it up crazy cheap at some shady place like G2A.
Banished is another relaxing one, mostly due to the slow pace and management focus, though the game itself can be a little tough at times. It'll eat your hours!
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its not what you are asking but i play bejeweled 3 when i need to relax
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Also adventure games will totally do it as Sewaz said... the thing is that this kind of game tend to not have almost none replay value so you would have to had a game per time you want to relax (being that most point and click adventure games arent long)
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a bird story seems to short. Hexcells played that already. Gone Home already know everything because of youtube but would have been a nice game something i was searching for. The other ones are too much reaction based (Runner) or don't quite look too much interesting. Only to the moon is something i might look at again. Thanks anyway
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Always Sometimes Monsters, 199X, 9.03m, Ampu-Tea, Stranded Deep, Chains, Obulis, a random VN, a random HOG, a random Match 3, ETS 2, The Long Dark (on lowest difficulty), Reus, Lovely Planet, anything Populous-like, Kami, Lifeless Planet, Little Inferno...
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Not entirely sure if this counts but Brothers - A Tale of Two Sons. It's a nice game - I would recommend using a controller, but idk if it fits the "positive mood" 100%
I'd also say Dust: An Elysian Tail fits rather well :)
Edit: Not the best fits but kind of fit would be Portal 1 and Portal 2 if you haven't played them
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grab your cup of cafe con leche and play Grow Home or.. drive around a spanish or hawaiian? island on Test Drive Unlimited 2
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it kind of is, but the mechanics are really really good, dosent get boring at all.
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Here are a few things that I don't think have been mentioned yet. I have played all of them except for Proteus and Zen Bound 2.
Hero of the Kingdom
Lili: Child of Geos
Morphopolis
Proteus
Trine 1/ 2
Unmechanical
Zen Bound 2
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Lili: Child of Geos looks great. The only thing that makes me not buying it instantly ^^', is that it's only in english. So you played the game? For someone who's english isn't that great as you can probably tell by my bad writing skills, is it complicated in terms of language?
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I played about two hours of the game, and I didn't notice any confusing dialogue. It is suppose to be a game that can be enjoyed by both children and adults alike, so there isn't really anything too complicated. Notably, there is a character who "quizzes" you on other video game quotes, so be on the lookout for him. Also, I'd say you English is pretty good. Much better then my German ^^.
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I seem to be recommending this to everyone lately, but... Homesick. The gameplay is similar to Gone Home. You explore an abandoned building and solve simple environmental puzzles. I think there's a horror element to it later on in the game, but what I've played so far has been very relaxing, despite the setting. The music is really beautiful and calming.
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I love good humour! So I'll try to actually give some suggestions:
Prince of Persia (2008)
Xcom EU
L.A. Noire
Terraria
Zombie Driver HD
Legend of Grimrock
Call of Juarez Gunslinger
I know some of these might not seem like very relaxing, but that depends on what you think is relaxing. For me, for example, I would say COJ Gunslinger is very relaxing. I love western and the game has a pretty light and good mood to it.
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if you are not playing in "Zen Bound 2" for beating record, it would be most relaxing game ever you seen
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!!!Thanks for all the recommendations. I made my choice and bought Life is Strange. If you still want to recommend a game just let me know. :)!!!
Hey guys i am looking for a relaxing game to play in the evening or night or something like that. So no shooter or games with fast reactions requiered. Some kind of Adventure with nice graphics. Probably something like The Last Tinker: City of Colors. Maybe with less Action but i dont know that game. It should be story related , but the most important part is the relaxing one. I recently bought Lego Worlds which fits pretty well but i'd like to have something else to switch. If you know any games that could fit let me know. Thanks :)
Edit: No point and click pls it should have 3D graphics. Maybe something with mystery or riddles would also be great. Atmosphere should be relaxing and in a positive mood
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