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"Cozy atmosphere" What's the first game that comes to mind?
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The homebase in Monster Hunter World, something about the major communal spirit of the place, everybody working together for the good of the expedition without any self serving interests, it just sinks right in.
Man, I really wish this was playable without VR:/<---
Moss.
Because it's calming to the mind due to your mind being encapsulated in a miniature world which is often peaceful.
It would lose the majority of it's charm if that were the case.
This sounds fantastic. Is it open world or linear open world?Attack of the Friday Monsters, an amazing game that makes you feel nostalgia for a childhood you never even had.
Made by the My Summer Vacation people and released on the 3DS, I'd kill for a Switch port.
Cmon Level 5, port it and the other Guild games!
Edit: I see now. Will definitely try it.
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YES YES YES. That autumn plains music, baby. Practically unmatched atmospheric hub world music vibes.
The Nexus in Demon's Souls is one of the saddest and most melancholic places I've seen in a video game. Yet, its atmosphere is very cozy. Whenever you finish a world, you have to come back to the nexus and choose your next destination. The characters are very symbolic, their ideas and goals are very different than most NPC's you'd find in a video game. And yes, "The monumental awaits thee above".
I used to love keeping the Animal Crossing attract mode running on my gamecube while I was drawing or doing something else. The relaxing music was always so cosy, and I loved watching the villagers go about their day without me. This was the first game to show me the value in slowing down and enjoying the world rather than rushing to accomplish a task.
I love Chibi Robo!! This may have to be the Christmas that I finally play through it to the end.
This might sound weird, but MGS1. The idea of infiltrating a military base during a blizzard with only a radio to communicate always seemed cozy to me. It helps that the game has a great ambience and contrast between safe/dangerous areas. Crawling around in air ducts while shit is going down is thrilling, yet cozy.
Skyrim. Sorry, I thought I had put it along with the .gif. Though, as a disclaimer, the game is probably modded, given the nicer barrel textures.
animal crossing is the first thing i think of, but if i *really* think about it it's red dead redemption 2
Oh, didn't expected it to be Skyrim, the setting looked kinda samey from what i played of it (Which wasn't much tbh).
It gave me a sorta late 90's adventure vibes for some reason. Like something pre rendered.
The composition of this gif is really great, btw.
The different areas in NBA Playgrounds 2 just feel so homey, they make for half of the appeal of the game for me. Very cosy atmozphere. And they add new free ones regularly !
I also think the save rooms in Persona 5 dungeons are very cosy. All the characters are relaxing, the music is nice.
I also think the save rooms in Persona 5 dungeons are very cosy. All the characters are relaxing, the music is nice.
Gravity Ru...
Gravity Rush 1 and 2 have some really amazing feeling. Sometimes I even like sitting in Kat's room when I want to take a break. That's how immersive it was to me.
Kamorucho from Yakuza is another good one. Revisiting it each game and seeing what changed is awesome. It is like revisiting your home town.
I also like Onomichi and Okinawa. Shenmue 1 is another great choice.
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Gravity Rush 1 and 2 have some really amazing feeling. Sometimes I even like sitting in Kat's room when I want to take a break. That's how immersive it was to me.
Kamorucho from Yakuza is another good one. Revisiting it each game and seeing what changed is awesome. It is like revisiting your home town.
I also like Onomichi and Okinawa. Shenmue 1 is another great choice.
FFVIII's Balamb Garden or Balamb for me. The calm school/small port town atmosphere really contrasts with the themes of war.
Gravity Rush, Shenmue, Shenmue 3, Resident Evil series Save Rooms, Chrono Trigger, Mass Effect, Human Revolution.