Relaxing Games

11 games

About Relaxing Games

Relaxing games have no failure state worth worrying about. No timer, no lives, no enemy; the game moves at your pace and the goal is the pleasant feeling of putting things in order, finishing a picture, or watching something grow.

That does not mean they are empty. Most have a real puzzle or a real system underneath; what they leave out is punishment. A mistake is undone or simply lived with, and the session ends when you decide it has.

They suit the end of a day or a slow morning, and they work on any screen. Progress is saved on your device so a board you were enjoying is still there tomorrow.

What are Relaxing games?

Relaxing games have no failure state worth worrying about. No timer, no lives, no enemy; the game moves at your pace and the goal is the pleasant feeling of putting things in order, finishing a picture, or watching something grow.

Which Relaxing games should I play first?

Dustline, Shelflight, Duskrow, Bluewater, Beamwork