If you enjoyed Dragon Age 2, Divinity, and if you were a DnD fanatic...this is the game for you. Between it's gorgeous graphics, the lore, the beautiful graphic and the music, BG 3 has tons to offer.

This soothing but at times challending city builder and management game will make you think twice about assuming the simplicity of a game due to its looks, so much potential, such lovely style.

My Dream Setup is a beautiful little cozy room builder in which you get to design your own space from the furniture to the wallpaper to the weather right outside your window.

As much as DD makes me want to throw my PC out of the window and swear off gaming, as challenging, nervewracking, stressful and quite simply hard this game is, I wouldn't have it any other way.

Having played The Wild Eight entirely in Co-Op; The Wild Eight is a super fun 'stranded in the cold wilderness' mystery, thriller game that hints to even bigger secrets.

When it comes to city management, city simulation and the likes, ever since SimCity, absolutely nobody does it like Cities: Skyline. It may not be the easiest game mechanics, but damn it's so good.

Isolated Room is a cute, cozy, lofi game that makes me think of Groundhog Day as you try to find a balance in your day between productivity and well-being. Bit short, but its got soul.

Minecraft-esque, Raft is the lost-in-the-ocean survival/building/cozy/sandbox game I never knew I needed. Fight predators or set the game on peaceful and chill out to the sound of the waves.

Meowjiro is a cute, simple (but can be a bit challenging) Konbini simulation in which the money you make at your job is used to furnish your small apartment and feed your cat Meowjiro. Wholesome!!

I had Northgard sitting in my library for ages before finally giving it a go, and now I can’t stop obsessing over this amazing game. Civ meets Age of Empire but make it Vikings and often unpredictable