No.69
>>68that's a really comfy looking picture.. i play on retail lately, but for dumb reasons, i like the model update of draenor, does the server have that?
>>67surprisingly i find the game pathologic pretty comfy because of it's immersive atmosphere and looming dread, i know it sounds silly but that just does it for me!
No.72
>>71Gonna add Beneath a Steel Sky to the list of comfy point-and-click games with robots.
You're not one yourself, but your sidekick, Joey, is a snarky little machine.
Not only is it very comfy, it's also one of the most cyberpunk games ever created.
You can also play it for free using ScummVM:
https://www.scummvm.org/games/#sky No.73
Kentucky Route Zero is one of the comfiest games I've ever played, and the fourth act was literally just released, after years in waiting.
No.74
>>70This.
Age of Empires 2/Star Wars Galactic Battlegrounds too, honestly. Just farming the land, "trading", and mining resources is legitimately comfy.
STALKER also has strong comfy potential.
I'd add Legend of Heroes in there as well since there's actually so much to get lost in for that game, plus the environments and OST are pretty fuckin' top tier.
No.75
>>74Stronghold is more special to me personally because I truly love England.
I remember the exact moment it became my favourite was when I was looking at the cliffs and ocean, a seagull was chirping and soaring around, oak leaves swayed in the breeze and a herd of deer roamed the plain. All to the sound of castlejam.
It really makes me nostalgic to play.
No.76
>>75The overall visual and sound design for Stronghold is absolutely incredible. I make it an insta-install alongside DOOM, DCSS, Quake, and SWGB on laptops.
No.79
I really like Knytt. It's an atmospheric platformer with no NPCs or combat but some enemies and deadly obstacles. And nice atmospheric music.
After crash landing on an alien planet you have to explore the world in search of the parts that blew off of the spaceship and scattered around. You mostly navigate by jumping and climbing walls. Pressing a button will show you the exact direction towards the nearest part, and you use that for vague navigation.
Highly recommend. And it's free!
http://nifflas.ni2.se/?page=KnyttThe sequels are also free and available on the website.
No.80
>>79This looks really comfy sushi roll, checking this out, hope it works though wine..
No.90
>>79>>78So, I just started playing starbound and its pretty good. I have checked out a few multiplayer Lets plays and really want to set up a server to play with sushies.
Anyone want to play?
No.181
I really like neotokyo, every Friday is like meeting up with old friends.
No.182
I kinda wish there was just a game i could play that is relaxing and allows me to build my own spaceship, customize it completely the way I want with no compromises, then take my ship and just fly.
Nothing else, just fly all across the galaxy.
No.183
Oh god this looks comfy.
>>93I picked up Shadow of Chernobyl yesterday. I was so excited for this game back in like 2005 when the first previews came out for Game Informer, but never got the chance to play it, although I have played Call of Pripyat 5-6 years ago.
No.186
STALKER is comfy in an eerie sense. The music is creepily soothing, the cloudy weather make you feel like you are blanketed from the rest of the universe, the sound of the rainy weather, and the rubble, burned down buildings accompanied by the hilly, green scenery makes the environment really comfortable. I would say it's a comfy game for sure.
>>179I'm going through the tundra past Plain of Gaur to save Juju right now. So far the game hasn't been very challenging. I know that would probably contribute to it being cozy, but I imagined it would be more difficult. Does it pick up?
No.189
Shovel Knight. It's a love letter to the NES, and if you grew up playing Mega Man, you'll feel that nostalgia.
Also, it has a wonderfully cheery atmosphere, and an adorable cast (Troupple King, anyone?)
No.206
>>204this is super chill, thanks sushi
No.211
Cave Story*, Lovely Planet, Katamari, Bastion, Proteus, Celestial Mechanica*, original Ace of Spades*, Shadowrun, EuroTruck Simulator, Animal Crossing, Picross, Professor Layton, Dustforce, Superbrothers: Sword & Sorcery, Faster than Light, Harvest Moon, Puzzle Agent, Under the Garden*, Kami, Viridi, Rollercoaster Tycoon, and Momodora* to name a few!
* gratis
>>181I NeoTokyo too. Look into "Blade Symphony", it's a lot of fun.
No.213
i just started ffX yesterday and played basically all day today. as much as i kind of hate tidus as a character im enjoying the game so far.
No.214
>>67I've been playing persona 3 & 4 on emulators recently.
They make my life feel a lot less empty, which is pretty sad but nice.
No.215
>>214Persona 3 <3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaNDIDQDHv4 I want to play 4, but had something in the story spoiled for me on /v/ a long time ago ;_;
No.216
>>215ive been wanting to play these games but unfortunately no pc ports :/ i've heard the emulation is rough too.
No.218
>>215>but had something in the story spoiled for me on /v/ a long time ago ;_;I got p3 spoiled but I still played it. I then kinda just stopped and started playing p4 because man these games are long and it's easy to burn out.
But yeah, the whole walking around town and school etc makes it feel so much cozy and immersive for me. As soon as the game let me loose I spent like 20 minutes learning the school layout by heart.
Also the soundtrack is astonishingly good.
Like seriously amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63O7X2jeWFM>>216Persona 3:
http://www.ppsspp.org/downloads.htmlhttps://www.nyaa.se/?page=view&tid=798445Persona 4:
This one is kinda hard. You need to get the emulator
http://pcsx2.net/download/releases/windows.htmlThen find an ISO (the game file)
Then find the right BIOS for the emulator.
The ps2 had region locking so you need the same iso region and driver region. ISO (europe) BIOS (europe) for example.
I got this ISO (undub is really hard to find as it turns out):
http://www.emuparadise.me/Sony_Playstation_2_ISOs/Persona_4_%28Europe%29/154058-downloadand the SCPH-50004 BIOS from:
https://www.upload.ee/files/6218154/AppNee.com.PS2.BIOS.files.AiO.package.for.PCSX2.emulator.7z.htmlWhen you boot the emulator it will have some default settings and ask for your BIOS. That download has a load of them so you can match any region your game might be locked to.
Then just load the ISO and select "Boot CDVD (fast)" and you're playing.
>Pic related No.220
>>213its not so much Tidus himself but the voice actor.
I should definitely revisit some FF titles myself.
No.221
>>218thank you sushi! ill have to check them out.
>>220https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5FTJxfV3pc i just got to this scene and uh…. i dont know what to say.
No.223
About the Persona, I sure hope you are (will be) playing undubbed!
Marvelous game, I can only recommend it.
No.224
>>223Couldn't find an undub for P4 but you can turn the voices off so It's passable.
No.225
I do find Chrono Trigger to be very comfy. Its plot and gameplay are very representative of what i grew up with.
No.228
Games from the French collective Klondike are generally very confy, thought mostly experimental
http://klondike.fr/>>90I cannot stop playing Starbound, It's so addictive. There is always something I feel the need to do before leaving the game, and the "just one hour" become a "whole night" of crafting, wandering on new planets and finding more powerful weapons. I'll be glad to look at other players creations if you created a server.
Hyper Light Drifter was also a game I found very confy. Reminded me of the best Miyazaki movies
No.242
Shadow of the Colossus*, Ico*, Banished, Silent Hunter III, Fable series (my fav is the Lost Chapters).
*PS2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0YBWu6nym4 No.249
>>204I enjoyed this game, Sushi. Thank you for sharing. Playing this with my brother was a pretty great experience, it was very relaxed and a bit sad, which yea, is kinda the point but I loved how the story was done like Silent Hill games where it's shattered around the world.
And damn, that soundtrack.
I'll share a few games I remembered being pretty comfy. Years ago, I had a week where I would just relax to playing Super Mario Galaxy mostly due to that really calm hub world.
No.405
hylics.
No.448
I know most people ITT are replying with actual computer/console games, but my comfiest android game is Infinite Loop.
I have been reinstalling it in every new phone I got. It's so relaxing to me.
Another comfy android game that I used to play before bed to help me fall asleep is Hunt Cook, which is sorta like a cooking game but you actually hunt the meat and the preparation times for the dishes are realistic. The point is that the game is absolutely adorable and everything about it makes me very happy.
No.449
>>448I LOVE the loop games. To me they're like untangling wire, it's not hard just takes time to work it all out and then it just clicks and makes sense.
The comfiest game in my opinion is Runescape (osrs now I guess). All ways makes me think of the good times; that was when I had lots of free time to sink in to it. Fun with friends and just chilling.
No.454
>>453I truly wish Kairosoft would make games on other platforms. Their cruise game entertained me for hours back when I had a 6 inch phone.
No.457
>>455Yume Nikki is good! Just keep in mind it can be a bit unsettling, sushis. Not in a horror way, but a surreal one. Still, a similar experience you can get is Lcd Dem which is a Yume Nikki fangame. The music is especially wonderful.
No.461
Runefactory 4 has a great feel to it. If you like Fantasy Life or Stardew Valley, you might want to look at Runefactory 4.
No.462
Outrun 2 manages to be really laid back and relaxing despite the gameplay getting pretty intense if you choose to go into the more difficult sections. It's just soothing to romp through a few routes every once in a while and listen to that amazing soundtrack.
No.463
>>462It is a really nice game. I used to play it often back when I had my Xbox hooked up. I also played a lot of DOAX. The game is a bit silly, but I thought it was very relaxing to goof around with a casual volley ball game once in a while. Faffing about with mini games and volley balls was pretty fun.
No.464
>>462Such a shame it got taken off of steam, at least there's still physical copies around.
Katamari and Outrun 2 are both games that I can play any time and take it easy doing. I think they're relaxing because they're both about a simple goal to go and do, no sidequests or intricate stories to follow. Most arcade games fit under there too, I can play DDR for hours. Even though it's pretty active and can be intense if I want it to, it's thoroughly therapeutic.
No.472
>>462Old racing games hit really close to home with me, thanks for the recommendation. I might bring out my old xbox and boot up Nascar Thunder 2004 again, I still have it somewhere.
No.482
>>455NiGHTS is excellent and Christmas NiGHTS is extremely comfy too, although that only has one level. I love the 3d from that time and the style of music.
No.484
>>222I second the X series. Especially X3: Albion Prelude.
No.486
>>72Lovely game, I should replay it soon. Have you played The Dig? It has one of the best atmospheres I've ever encountered in a game.
>>204Oh, this sounds nice.
(I know I'm replying to two years old posts but perhaps these posters are still around here)
Mobil 1 British Rally Championship is a comfy game, looks kinda shitty but after toying a bit with the physics, you get a nice result.
Nowadays I'm busy because I began my EE degree so I don't play that much besides Deus Ex re-runs, which I love deeply and kinda made me set on this career. Also I play AoE II from time to time, I'd like to get good enough to play online sometime, gotta get good with that booming!
Another game that I really enjoy is Rise of Nations, it's really good however it never really picked on, unfortunately. Microsoft tried doing some sort of remake and while it looks decent, the community isn't there anymore I think.
By the way, I strongly recommend E.Y.E Divine Cybermancy, pic related.
Anyways, have a good one.
No.487
Monster Hunter and Monster Hunter Dos on ps2 back in the day was extremely comfy, i still like the game today but it just isn't the same.
No.495
>>455Just replayed this recently. I have it for Saturn and PS2. I also have Christmas Nights, so comfy. I love the music and just the entire atmosphere of that era in gaming. Then again I grew up watching all of it come out and experienced the jump from 2D standard games to the beginning of 3D games. It was a magical time. It's hard for people who didn't experience that time to fully understand it.
No.506
>>494Kiddo Dana was the greatest give humanity ever received.
Also, I haven't gotten the "key" yet, any tips?
No.508
>>507What did you dislike about it?
No.510
>>508The style and phrasing; it was like I was listening to the writer directly, not to the characters.
No.515
Thief fan missions make me feel comf often.
for more traditional comf feel,
>>72 is indeed a nice choice, i would say also technobabylon, gemini rue, wadjet eye games in general
No.526
>>509I guess I'll just have to play it again… I've combed through the game about 6 times now, and I know I'm just missing one or two dialogue interactions. No spoils though, I want to find it.
No.537
>>67I finished it last week, I knew this was a VN but they could have add a little more gameplay, like a mini game for the cocktail phases. But the story, universe and characters are really great.
Nowadays I play Might & Magic : Clash of Heroes on a DS emulator, recommended if you enjoy puzzle games.
No.538
>>72I just finished this one a month or so ago. Really good stuff.
No.541
>>462I used to love playing Outrun 2 on the arcade machine they had at a cinema nearby, but they've since demolished it and I can't find it anywhere else anymore.
No.544
>>541I hear the Xbox version of the game is pretty good. Not sure if it translates the arcade experience well. I've only ever played the Xbox version, and I love it.
No.550
>>544I didn't know it was ever ported to consoles, I'll check it out, thanks
No.551
>>550It did get a couple ports, though as far as console versions go Outrun 2006 is usually the more recognized one. It's basically a combo of Outrun 2 and the arcade-only SP tracks with a campaign mode of sorts and some other stuff, and most notably it got a PC port that more or less works out of the box. From what I heard, 2 still has some stuff 2006 doesn't so it's probably worth trying out both.
No.576
>>71>>72Point and click games are absolutely amazing and comfy.
Here are some of my favorites, Another World and The Longest Journey.
No.577
>>79I used to play this and "Within a Deep Forest" all the time when I was in college. It was really comforting and relaxing, and I still have the soundtracks of these games to this day, and "Confiant" from Knytt Stories remains my favorite song.
Unfortunately I haven't played KS for a long time, so I can't immediately suggest some good levels. The level archive is a mess so it will take a while and a lot of trail and error to find the good stuff.
Speaking of games with level editors: Dustforce has become my go to quick chill game. Despite how difficult and demanding it is, the atmosphere of the game is always calm, and it's really pleasant to play and replay stages. Stressful stages like "Hideout" are disarmed by the atmosphere set by the music and quick restarting. It's really a nice game to have.
Pic Unrelated.
No.641
To me, the comfiest videogame would be Shenmue.
No.642
>>67Osaka sim!
Jokes aside I really like Monster Hunter: Freedom Unite. It reminds me of playing when I would wrap up in a bed and play all day.
A while back I played Persona 5. For me that's probably the best made game I've ever seen. Everything about the atmosphere, sound design, environments and art direction is just right.
When I found myself with nothing to do for the last part of a day I just walked around shibuya. Night rain playing in the background as my character ambled down the street passing the crowds beneath an umbrella. It sounds dumb but I felt so content.
I should really get back to playing that, I've not touched it for so long. I think I'll try to get back into it when the next holiday hits.
I think Katawa Shoujo is probably the game that has got the most comfy to me but that's 100% due to my circumstances while playing it No.643
>>642You should try older Persona games if you haven't yet. 3 and 4 are great too, 3 being my favourite.
No.644
>>643I played P3P and I have got P3 but I haven't played it. P4 was pretty amazing and I didn't think 5 wpuld live up to it. All of the games had the same feeling of art direction fitting together perfectly.
No.647
Broken Reality is an a e s t h e t i c adventure game in a vaporwave-style 90s 3D internet, except it takes place in modern times. It's not a walking simulator, but a light metroidvania with puzzles, quests and secrets.
My favorite area in the game is essentially an explorable version of this album:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9L4q-0Pi4EThe game gets quite un-comfy in the last areas, and seems to eventually disappear up its own ass with an excessively cryptic ending, but it's otherwise enjoyable. It's available on Steam.
No.690
SaGa Frontier 2.
That's it, no description here. Just go and play it.
No.709
Final Fantasy is peak comfy, FFXI in particular. The atmosphere is amazung. Unfortunately it is only comfy when you aren't the one playing it because you will be
too wrapped up in the gameplay to relax.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jvub3Uo22Pg&list=PL9jno1zkJehB38R6beGcnrMZGx5QIYrPd No.718
>>717That's dumb, get out.
No.732
>>720In the current year (2019) older visual novels with "modern" settings are literaly a window to the past. Characters using flip phones or going to the library to look up stuff make me so nostalgic.
No.818
yume 2kki is my favourite game, period, and I think it's very comfy. It's an incredible escape from real life.
No.819
>>732I wish that feeling was common in other games. I can't do visual novels and the only game I've played that had that feeling was Earthbound and to a lesser extent the Megaman Battle network games.
Just the little things like needing to find phones or having devices that looked like more than a black box or a shiny rectangle.
No.820
>>818Thanks sushi roll, I think ill play some right now. It's pretty fun on a tablet if you can get it to run.
No.821
Jezzball
Trapping the ball in a single square was just cheap euphoria
No.827
Usually the games I go to for comfiness tend to be indies like Elona, Cave Story, Rainworld, or Minecraft. RPGMaker games like OFF and Yume Nikki with surreal or lonely environments tend to do it for me too, which is probably why Rainworld and Minecraft are also go-to games for me. Earthbound is also there and an outlier in comparison since it's not an indie but it's one of my favorite games of all time and I have a lot of good memories of playing it and beating it for the first time on a winter break.
>>79>KnyttGod, this brings back memories, I spent so many nights and sick days in middle school playing through whatever freeware games I could find online and Knytt became a common game for me alongside Elona, Cave Story, Spelunky, and Within a Deep Forest.
>>453Oh man, I used to love these games, I fell off of them as I stopped playing mobile games but they were so incredibly charming to play and just look at, even their games for subjects I had no interest in like Pocket League were wonderful. I especially remember loving the Pokemon-esque game they released that took place on a desert island or the one where you run a small RPG town, thank you for reminding me of them.
>>647This game looks neat, I love these sorts of exploration heavy games, and the 90s internet theme is a nice touch, thank you for sharing!
No.828
>>79Thanks for that. Just played through Knytt. Nice relaxing game. Certainly wouldn't go into it with a hard platformer mindset.
No.851
>>846Where does one actually get it?
Googling "bury game" only turns up other stuff as far as I can see
No.852
>>851translated from uboa
https://sushi rollfile.com/55L8t4K0n9/bury_7z
No.853
>>852ah shit
an()onfile.com
No.855
LSD Dream Emulator. It's the only game I have on my computer right now. I love to relax and just roam around slowly.
No.863
>>859Yes, all the side stuff in Yakuza has always been comfy. Most of my playtime in that game has been playing board games like shogi and mahjong, managing the real estate agency, and of course, wrecking kids in pocket racer. Most fun I've had with a game in a long while.
No.864
>>863I'm not ready for the mahjong parlor. That is the real game.
No.865
>>859Thanks for the rec, I'm enjoying this game
No.866
>>864Make it happen, sushi roll.
Speaking of which, does anybody know if any of the other games have substories related to mahjong?
No.868
Comfy games for me are roguelikes and management/base building games. Recently it's been RimWorld, Caves of Qud, CDDA, and of course Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup. I'm very excited for the new Animal Crossing game as it's one of my favorite series.
>>818Have you played LSD Dream Emulator? Yume Nikki and it are some of my favorite games too.
No.869
>>868Animal Crossing is great. I am still playing new leaf. I like bow the time travel lets me skip back to a couple minutes after I last stopped playing, even if it's been years. Like there's always enough time in the day.
No.877
Civilization V, I've spent many a night playing that game. I would recommend it to anyone who likes strategy, or anyone in general.
No.885
>>868Which roguelikes do you enjoy?
No.886
>>885Pretty much just the ones I listed, Caves of Qud, Stone Soup, and CDDA. I'm only really well versed in Stone Soup, the others I really fumble around in
No.889
For me it's about finding comfyness in miseraboe environments, like campfires in STALKER.
No.890
Tetris and dungeon crawl stone soup.
No.891
>>890Tetris is fun. The first time I really tried it was Tetris 99 on Switch, but I just couldn't get up to the speed I see good players play at, let alone grasp all the complicated T piece maneuvers.
Have any good DCSS runs recently? I'm not great at that game but I'm alright, I have 5 3-5 rune wins, and I've gotten up to 14 runes but never won a 15 rune game. I end up trying to take a lot of my runs into the post game and dying for it but it's fun. Except Tomb. Tomb is not fun.
No.902
There was something about Dreamfall that just put me at ease.
No.919
>>918Are you by any chance subscribed to Alpha Beta Gamer on yt? He posts a lot of weird indie games and this was one of them
No.920
>>916Thankfully I'm too much of a wuss to ever PvP so that doesn't affect me! I'm sorry though. I wish you were able to enjoy the pvp more!
I decided to make a whole new character, because I leveled way too fast on my first one during the double exp event. So now I'm a lowly mesmer running through the world all over again and it's comfy as heck! If only I was able to work up the courage to chat with people..
No.921
The Witness, is definitely #1 for me, it has such a calm soothing atmosphere.
Hexcells is super comfy too though, combination of the soundtrack and gameplay is perfect.
No.923
>>920If you want you can add me on GW2, I'm still relatively active (play once or twice a week or so).
>>919Nah I don't watch gamer youtube, I mostly use it for music and those educational channels like 3blue1brown or whatever. It's just all over twitter and booru and I thought the girls were cute so I googled the series name and found it.
No.925
>>919>>923Exactly, the game exploded so much you would have to live under a rock not to have heard about it if you use Twitter or boorus.
It even has its own booru.
And the game itself is pretty fun, even though I don't really like sokoban.
No.926
>>925Lucifer is for enslavement
No.927
>>926She cute tho.
Please let me play bideo gaems and drink alcohol with Malina.
No.928
>>927IMAGINE playing turn based strategies on a console, truly demonic it makes my blood boil just looking at it
Also, why is Strong Zero such a thing in Japan? When I went there I got one from a vending machine and it was absolutely nasty.
No.929
>>928Well, there are turn-based strategies, which work on consoles, Advance Wars for example. But that's a very specific kind.
I think the point of that drawing was that they weren't playing turn-based strategies.
>Also, why is Strong Zero such a thing in Japan?From what I heard, Japan doesn't really have the best beer overall, especially if you know the (superior?) Western brewing culture.
Strong Zero is a meme due to its alcoholic content (9% ABV), the name and unusual brewing process (liquid nitrogen, vodka).
Japanese whisky's allegedly great, though.
No.931
I do NOT like it when something becomes incredibly popular out of nowhere.
No.932
>>931It wasn't out of nowhere though
Stop with the conspiracy theories, people on twitter picked it up and it became the monthly fad
Things happen, something has to be the new 'hot thing'.
No.934
>>924Very chill came. Because how the game is designed it doesn't have true replay value but I still enjoy booting up the game just to walk around and fly the spaceship.
No.936
>>923well I decided to start over AGAIN with an elementalist. I'm enjoying it so far, but I might end up making an engineer soon.. I'm not too sure! I'll add you sure, but I'm probably not going to hit max level for quite a while..
No.937
>>936No problem
See if you can actually add me only with my chara name, it's been a while since I tried to add anyone so I'm not sure if you need their account alias too.
No.938
>>937I added you, I think!
No.939
>>938I don't see any notification or friend request if you sent it. Try my alias then, email field.
No.941
>>940That's pretty cool sushi. I'm interested to see what the inside looks like
No.945
>>941It's totally empty for now, I need to decorate in there
>>942You should see a doctor if your penis looks like that!
No.955
>>953I just like how her ridiculously edgy coat contrasts with a bubbly teenage fad hat
>>954Thanks I spent actual money on the hat
No.991
A Short Hike is one of my favorite games I’ve played recently. It’s only a few hours and is fairly easy. But, the relaxed atmosphere, cute tasks, and soaring as a bird made this game so relaxing and left me in a better mood after playing.
No.1004
>>992Are you me?
Im finishing up DS3 after playing DS1 a month or so ago, but didnt get through the DLC on it so I will pick it up again soon, might try a cleric or archer this time.
No.1005
>>1004I dunno, am I? Are you a weirdo like me who actually likes DS2? Cuz that's what I'm working through at the moment, having a fun time playing a dex focused hexer. The online being more active than I expected has been a pleasant surprise, maybe it's because of the summer sale on Steam? Now is probably a fun time to play those games if that's the case. I'm trying to get through all of the souls games and Sekiro before Elden Ring comes out.
>didnt get through the DLCNever done the DLC for 1 or 3? They're both fantastic but the DLC for 3 has the best bosses in the series IMO. And is this your first playing through 3? How is it going?
No.1007
>>1005Never played 2, I herd a lot of mixed things about it, so deiced not to fork out the $30 for it.
I liked 3 as it felt like DS1 but more polished and I really liked the level design and use of multiple paths to get to diffrent areas ( I didnt even realize the cathedral existed on my first 2 characters because I always activated the painted world before I tried going around the building.)
The Jolly cooperation is still good on the prepare to die edition and 3 so that has been a lot of fun, not so much on PVP because im not really good at the game and just struggle though most of the areas, I still get wiped by the Capra demon boss regularly.
Im on the ringed city on 3 and still have to finish the painted world dlc.
They are hard, but thats what makes me like them, so much so, I have about 100 hours on DS1 and 3 each.
No.1008
>>1007I think 3 is fantastic as well, especially the aesthetic and enemy design and atmosphere. It's more linear than 1, sure, but it's so much more polished and consistent in terms of quality of the levels. And of course the bosses are really awesome, definitely the best in the series IMO. And I personally like a lot of the story and lore in the game, I think it expanded on 1 in a nice way.
>The Jolly cooperation is still good on the prepare to die edition and 3 so that has been a lot of fun, not so much on PVP because im not really good at the game and just struggle though most of the areasI really like how the multiplayer is implemented in those games. The messages and summon system do a lot in my opinion to balance out the "default" difficulty, but you always have the option to not be human/embered if invasions are giving you a lot of trouble. And of course doing honorable 1v1s or just invading and being a pain in the butt is fun too.
>Im on the ringed city on 3 and still have to finish the painted world dlc.Good luck! The DLCs for 3 are pretty brutal, but really fun. Not that it really matters, but you are intended to do Ashes of Ariandel before Ringed City, since it came out first, just in case you care about that sort of thing.
No.1009
>>1008>Ashes of Ariandel before Ringed CityIm not even sure how to access it. Im not against using a walk though, but I would like to just "experience" the game before dont a completionist run. the only thing I have looked up for either game is the location of the silver serpent rings in 1 and 3. The rest i just try to use my intuition and git.gud or die trying.
One of my favorite things about the series as a whole is that the items you collect and the environment tell you much more about the story and let you discover it on you own with out being bogged down by cut scenes that take you out of the action. I was surprised to find that 3 seems to be a prequel to DS1 and thats pretty cool.
Although, my favorite part of it all is handing off the controller to an unsuspecting victim to try it out, and their face when the realization that there is no pause feature in the game.
No.1011
>>1009>Im not even sure how to access it.You've been there, that's just what the Painted World DLC is called.
No.1018
>>1017Ayy
Do you want someone to play with? I'm on a couple of times every week, mostly in my necro or my thief. Working on my first legendary.
No.1019
>>1018Sure thing sushi! Left my alias in the email field. Recently I've had the time to play a lot more, so you've probably seen me running around getting my ass kicked at some point.
Good luck on your legendary!
No.1020
>>1019Added, thanks sushi I'll do my best
No idea how advanced you were originally but these things are hecking expensive
No.1021
>>1013I was thinking of the prototype. It took me a week to figure this out.
No.1194
>>211That's a great list, gonna check them out. Thank for sharing.
>>405I wanted to play it, thanks for the reminder.
>>647I have this game on my wishlist, might pick it up on the sales.
>>1140I need to play it. Really loved To the moon back in the day.
>>455>>457Yume Nikki and LSD Dream Emulator are my comfiest games. I was really into Yume nikki fangames years ago.
Answered Prayers was my favorite.
I'm also a big danmaku/shmup fag so Mushihimesama it's my top pick for comfy game, I love everything about it.
No.1197
>>1194YN and LSD are two of my absolute favorite games. I'm glad others love them too.
No.1198
>>1141Drakengard has a good plot though. Worth it in the end.
The rest of your picks sound good, especially Project Wingman.
>>1146I've bought it a year ago and still haven't played it…
>>1197Same here.
No.1330
I find UnReal World comfy.
Once you secure basics for survival you can adventure across fictional ancient Finland. And I like to read developer's blog about adventures in real current Finland.
>>642Osaka Simulator… I often think to myself, this is what my life is.
No.1388
>>1330>urw>comfyuntil you get a njerpez sword thrusted into your eye, or mauled to death by a bear, I guess. sometimes it's really tense.
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>>1387sushi why do you do this to me…
No.1446
>>1444So it's
literally just Azazel right No.1449
>>1448Can't watch that dance without hearing this is my head
Illya a cute
No.1498
>>1497I had never heard of this game until now and I bought it just based on those screenshots. Really beautiful game. I'm still in the first area trying to get enough symbols to get through one of those symbol rooms. Getting used to the movement is kinda tough, I wonder if there are tricks to it I'm missing or if certain rooms are just meant to be approached from elsewhere.
No.1499
>>1448Fite me in xonotic pussy
No.1500
>>1498The movement definitely takes some getting used to. There's a comprehensive guide on the subject if you're interested (
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o3gouaiHsHT2H9d2HD5gDhgmoWwoL94gSFt7Ka1-vDk) but I wouldn't worry too much about it, the basics like the crouching leap and wall jumping are pretty much all you need. One general tip is that if you ever feel like an area is overwhelmingly difficult its probably better to turn back and go somewhere else. The game is pretty non-linear but certain routes can be brutally difficult compared to others.
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>>1500I got to garbage world and some long thin snake grabbed my spear, dove underwater with it, and then never came back lol. I love all the moments like that.
This game is amazing for the sense of mystery and discovery. I'm still not sure if those spear carrying guys in the tower area are friends or not. One of them slapped me up for getting too close but I think I might've hurt him trying to kill a lizard he was fighting.
No.1505
>>1497Rain World is amazing and deserves far more attention
No.1506
>>1505I'm in love with it so far. Big recommendation from me as long as you don't mind some bullshit difficulty, weird controls, and having nothing explained to you. Since I wrote
>>1498 I've played like 20 hours and I still feel like I've only scratched the surface of it. It's incredibly beautiful, the atmosphere is amazing, the controls are fun once you get used to them, and I enjoy the tense scenarios that the difficulty presents. Every new area I've found has truly blown me away, but especially some of the areas further in.
The place with the
thunder and the crazy metal birds is downright terrifying, and finding the
cute little blue robot in the water area was amazing and really highlights how well the game nails the feeling of being lost in ancient, alien history as something small and uninformed and weak. I felt so bad when I
grabbed one of her little glowing flies and she started cryingI just now got to
Five Pebbles after the little yellow guy started showing me pictures of the glowflies, which I assume I have to bring to the robot friend, and I gave the game a break after witnessing the area gimmick. I can't wait to go back and explore it. I love how ominous it feels as I'm crawling into this massive machine. It makes me wonder how much of an answer there is to all the cryptic stuff in this game.
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>>1508Yeah man that area was legit stressful. There's no shelters either and they just barely give you enough time to get through it before the rain.
No.1513
>>1506Well damn, I got through
Five Pebbles and I was certainly not expecting this.
No.1544
I played a bunch of heavily modded Rimworld today. Watching your colony grow is really fun, I'm currently working towards getting a hospital building with vitals monitors and a little garden for med production up and running, and I built a dining hall with some sleeping space for visitors to my colony to sit and eat at.
>>1005>I'm trying to get through all of the souls games and Sekiro before Elden Ring comes out.Update on this now that Elden Ring finally has a release date. Not only have I beaten all the Dark Souls games again, I got 100% achievements on DS2 and DS3! Currently working on DS1 but grinding out all the weapons is really tough.
No.1568
The comfiest game I've played is Dewprism/Threads of Fate. I got this game when it came out but unfortunately it's become a bit of a hidden gem despite being a great game. Sugimoto, the director, said he wanted to make something easier for children that would recapture the dreams and fantasies of his own childhood. It's not the most sophisticated game in terms of mechanics but it's still fun. The game has a calm, mysterious atmosphere for the most part, due in large part to an excellent score by Junya Nakano (who also worked on Final Fantasy X). Supposedly Ken Akamatsu was hired to develop a manga adaptation which was cancelled before publication. I still haven't been able to confirm this but his brother did work as a sound programmer for Dewprism.
You can listen to the soundtrack here:
https://downloads.khinsider.com/game-soundtracks/album/threads-of-fate No.1606
Deltarune chapter 2 soon!
No.1607
>>1568Looks nice, I put it on my list.
No.1760
>>1759It looks like Fore brought all of his friends. I hope Jill can keep up with all the narration.
No.1775
>>17743 is super fun. 4U was a really impactful game for me personally. It's honestly wonderful how surprisingly excellent those games are on 3DS.
No.1780
>>1017Three years later I would now like to report that I am no longer F2P, my elementalist is no longer a glass cannon, and I have nigh unlimited access to even more screenshottable areas. Time flies…
What peak comfy MMOs or RPGs does sushi roll like?
No.1783
NFS Pro Street
No.1785
NFS Pro Street
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NFS Pro Street
No.1793
>>1775I think you gotta be quite insane to go on the monster hunter deep end.
A lot of the really nitty gritty quests are behind a lot of fights with monsters you fought before already.
And this isn't something that you can just change, these fights can take quite a while.
Thankfully this isn't so much of an issue in World, since there is a bigger variety of monsters in High Rank there. And I don't wanna touch on G-Rank because I haven't got there yet but I'm fairly excited, even if monstahs are much easier.
No.1842
>>1808GW2sushi roll is present! That 3rd screenshot is incredible; massive set pieces like that monument pair well with both games' brushstroke-fantasy-painting style. I'm sorry I don't have any screens to go with this post, my old laptop got bricked and I had backed up exactly nothing.
>>1840I need to try LOTRO one of these days. The sound design is maximum comfy.
No.1843
>>1842Hi GW2sushi! Thanks for the pretty art. I still have yet to play Guild Wars 1 (I know!) but from what I've seen of it, it looks really great. I really need to play it sometime. I'm so sorry about your lappy being bricked. What happened to it?
LOTRO is really comfy. It's such a nice game to have nice little adventures in. The community is really quite nice since it's quite insulated from the usual meta-gaming of most MMORPGs. One of my favorite journeys I had recently playing was trekking into the Old Forest only to stumble into one of the newer zones.
https://youtu.be/uUjhYCCF_Qw No.1848
Wholeheartedly recommend both of these games - Against the Storm and Wildermyth. The first one is a roguelite citybuilder, where you are tasked with repopulating post-apocalyptic realm with new cities. If you enjoy the early game in such games, this one is perfect, as your job is really to get the settlement started, and move onto the next. Bonus comfy points for the aesthetics, and persistent stormy ambience.
Wildermyth is a procedural storyteller with a party of your design as the main actors. The dialogue and stories can be unconventional, often funny, in such a spirit-raising way. Your characters evolve, have romances, children, pets, retire, become legends, then myths. Campaigns play around the world map composed of tiles, each containing an original story, and most of the time a combat scenario. It is turn based, and super satisfying. There is a real sense of progress when you see your teenage hero struggling at first, to one-shotting some scary bosses as an experienced warrior.
:)
No.1870
>>1868FusionFall was so cool! They did fighting, and platforming quite well.
No.1873
>>1870Could be. I'm guessing its strength mostly lies in nostalgia. The platforming really was fun though… maybe I should boot it up again; although, I'd need to install wine again.
