Doors: Paradox is without a doubt a gorgeous puzzle game, but the puzzles might be too simple if you're looking to get your brain itching in an attempt to solve them.

It's a lovely little game to pick up for a child so they can learn something new. It may not be appealing to adults, though I personally enjoyed it just for the cosy atmosphere it has.

A short, fully voiced slice of life otoge that's very light-hearted. It's a nice otoge to pick up for some feel-good coffee break with a bit of reading.

Mizi knocks over the objects, and your task is to restore said objects by assembling the shards together. It's quite short but long enough for a relaxing puzzling session.

A very good gamified productivity tool! Besides the usual pomodoro timer and a to-do list that such tools usually have, it also has a habit tracker and a journal. Plenty customisable and very chill.

One of the better cat-seeking games you can get. As usual, short with about an hour of playtime, it's very detailed and pleasant to the eyes.

Beautiful and soothing, tiny city builder; a very enjoyable game that lets you build anything you want in a variety of environments.