Ashley Collins

5 days ago | comfycozygaming.com | Ashley Collins

Whether you identify more with Jay and Silent Bob or Walter White, these dope games are sure to scratch that itch. We here at Comfy Cozy Gaming believe that 4/20 is a sacred holiday, and yes, it’s hilarious that it falls on Easter this year. If this isn’t your flower to grind, you can skip to the bottom of this article for flowery and cute game lists. If you’re still here, let’s get down to brass tacks. You want the stuff, and I’ve got it.

6 days ago | comfycozygaming.com | Ashley Collins

What says spring has sprung better than plants? We’ve done a gardening list that you can check out if you want to just grow, but this list has plant games in all flavors. You can grow, you can sell, and you can even create an adorable bouquet using the language of flowers!As someone who wants to grow things but has an aversion to the sun and no space to put down roots, I enjoy getting to foster my green thumb with plant-based games.

6 days ago | comfycozygaming.com | Ashley Collins

Any month is a great time to play a game featuring rabbits, but April is, undoubtedly, the best time to break out an adorable bunny game. Even if you don’t celebrate Easter, there’s something so quintessentially springtime about bunnies. The list below covers a wide variety of bunny-based games, including an interesting puzzle platformer, a baking life sim, and a greenhouse farming sim. There’s a little something here for everyone.

1 week ago | comfycozygaming.com | Ashley Collins

EVIL CORP GAMES (also known as Skye) has just announced a new incremental-clicker game called Unboxathon. We can expect to enjoy it on Steam sometime in 2025. There’s no word yet on exact dates or what we can expect for a price. In Unboxathon, you’ll open mystery boxes to see what’s inside. Your goal is to find a treasured teddy bear that I’m assuming was packed up and misplaced. There’s no real word on why our teddy bear is in a lootbox, but we know it’s ours from childhood.

1 week ago | comfycozygaming.com | Ashley Collins

Quick Verdict: Food Park Manager is a management game that feels very nostalgic from how it plays to how it looks. It’s good for someone looking for a retro-feeling game or wants repetitive gameplay. It’s cute from a nostalgic lens, but the issues with the ingredient management were the only thing that dampened my gameplay experience.