r/WholesomeGames • u/studiofirlefanz • 12h ago
The UI of my lil gardening game 😇🪴
How do you like it? 😊
r/WholesomeGames • u/studiofirlefanz • 12h ago
How do you like it? 😊
r/WholesomeGames • u/Cocophanyart • 14h ago
A cute and funny visual novel about a struggling witch. Has a dinosaur in jorts, worth checking out. I really liked Wrenny's design so I wanted to draw her ^^
Here's a link for anyone interested: https://store.steampowered.com/app/4776970/Wrenny_Lee_WitchforHire/
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r/WholesomeGames • u/KalElReturns89 • 19h ago
I've always felt like there aren't very many cozy Halloween games. A game where you can explore a cute spooky town and collect candy. Nothing too scary, just the Halloween vibes.
It's called Halloween: Trick or Treat!
About the game:
Every time you start a new game, a new world is generated. Neighborhoods and towns are generated in an infinite world of candy to collect and obstacles to platform on.
If you choose, you can enter Save the Town mode, where classic trope monsters and massive thorny vines have overtaken the towns and neighborhoods, and it's your job to liberate them and destroy the monster nests and thorns.
Don't forget to stop by each house though and trick-or-treat for candy! Houses and shops will rain candy from their doors after ringing the doorbell.
Candy you collect can be used to upgrade your trusty fire wand and various character abilities and stats, and even purchase a ride-on vehicle (like a PowerWheel since you're a kid after all) to aid in visiting new locations.
Candy is littered across the world, with especially valuable candies in hard-to-reach places. Clamber up the houses and buildings with the vaulting and edge grab systems.
There are even 5 alternative costumes to find and collect for the most persistent players.
It can be downloaded for free here: https://kalelreturns89.itch.io/halloween-trick-or-treat
r/WholesomeGames • u/Egoistul • 21h ago
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We’re making Station 58, a cozy puzzle adventure about putting a national park back together. Here’s a little bit of what you’ll find while exploring it.
r/WholesomeGames • u/MincDev • 12h ago
Hey everyone! hope you are all having an amazing day.
I created this little cozy fishkeeping simulator as a way to learn the Godot game engine. I ended up spending way too much time on it, but I was having a blast!
The game let's you build a little aquarium that you can decorate and make your own. You can sit back and enjoy the soothing lo-fi chill vibes while you buy fish, feed them, breed new ones, and decorate your underwater paradise.
I would really appreciate if you guys can try it out and give your feedback (It's playable in browser 😄 ). The average play time seems to be roughly 30min if you try to win the game.
r/WholesomeGames • u/otoreview • 19h ago
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LOST in the Ball Pit is a calm first-person game with no timers and no way to fail. Sort thousands of physics balls back into their color crates by hand, with a net, a leaf blower or a vacuum, and find the things kids lost in the pit so you can return them at the Lost & Found desk.
Free demo for Windows: https://sadstudio.itch.io/lost-in-the-ball-pit
r/WholesomeGames • u/Smart-Firefighter976 • 22h ago
I would really appreciate any feedback
r/WholesomeGames • u/United_Bite9174 • 15h ago