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Space Engine. The music is very immersive. Strap in, relax, and explore the universe at your own pace.
Civilization V can be very relaxing, though I usually get bored of it long before I actually finish a game.
Crusader Kings II can be played pretty relaxed, especially in multiplayer, if you choose your character well.
Assassin's Creed if I'm just sailing around getting some collectables.
Crusader Kings II can be played pretty relaxed, especially in multiplayer, if you choose your character well.
Assassin's Creed if I'm just sailing around getting some collectables.
Firewatch was quite relaxing at times, I could easily play a game like that for the sole purpose of relaxing as long as the world was double or triple the size.
I find most open world games relaxing even when fighting goblins or mutants, and elite dangerous can be a joy to relax to while listening to music or a podcast.
An honourable mention Spaceplan
I find most open world games relaxing even when fighting goblins or mutants, and elite dangerous can be a joy to relax to while listening to music or a podcast.
An honourable mention Spaceplan
Lots of good answers here!
I've been playing Anno 1800 it's supremely chill. Unless you deliberately antagonise the AI you're pretty much left to get on with the game. The campaign has a cool mystery plot with an antagonist you quickly dislike (won't spoil how it ends but I was surprised by the character arc) - however you can tackle it at your own pace. If you want to spend 200 hours fiddling around with your island before doing a plot mission the game won't stop you. When you finish the campaign your game turns into a sandbox game too. Even less pressure to play in a certain way (you can skip the story and start in a sandbox game instead if you prefer - would recommend the campaign though).
Lovely graphics and sound too. Really evocative of the time period they are trying to portray. I rarely buy them but in this case the season pass is worth picking up too. The DLC adds 2 big areas and a bunch of fun mechanics to the game.
I've been playing Anno 1800 it's supremely chill. Unless you deliberately antagonise the AI you're pretty much left to get on with the game. The campaign has a cool mystery plot with an antagonist you quickly dislike (won't spoil how it ends but I was surprised by the character arc) - however you can tackle it at your own pace. If you want to spend 200 hours fiddling around with your island before doing a plot mission the game won't stop you. When you finish the campaign your game turns into a sandbox game too. Even less pressure to play in a certain way (you can skip the story and start in a sandbox game instead if you prefer - would recommend the campaign though).
Lovely graphics and sound too. Really evocative of the time period they are trying to portray. I rarely buy them but in this case the season pass is worth picking up too. The DLC adds 2 big areas and a bunch of fun mechanics to the game.
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I nearly posted Anno 1404, so many hours whiled away watching the deer gambol and trees sway.
Fun fact, the numerals in each title of the Anno series always add up to nine. Don't know why, maybe someone else does.
- Satisfactory - Just roam around the world building things
- Slime Rancher - Enslave Slimes to Poop Goods for my Profit
- Saints Row - Roam around and Cause Mayhem without thinking.
For some Bizzare reason, they all start with the Letter S.
I think you're onto something here. There's quite a few more games mentioned in this thread that start with an S.
Done a lot of vehicle cargo missions in GTA V online and it is relaxing. I use a cargobob (transport helicopter) for lifting the cars and flying them back to the warehouse. The hooking on the car, the sound of the rotors, and the flight over to the warehouse feel pretty zen.
Hi guys,
I just Love Euro Truck Simulator because whenever I want to drive out but dont want to take any risk of accident I just turn the game On Sit on my chair and hold the stearing and just explore the Nature using Mods of Map in ETS2.
I just Love Euro Truck Simulator because whenever I want to drive out but dont want to take any risk of accident I just turn the game On Sit on my chair and hold the stearing and just explore the Nature using Mods of Map in ETS2.
Sarafan
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I played a pure Nightblade character. He was quite squishy unfortunately, but the game gave me a lot of joy nevertheless. I still have to buy and play the expansions. I've heard good things about them. I can confirm that the game is very relaxing. The only thing I didn't like was the level scaling. No matter what level your character has, every time you enter a new location the enemies are one level above.
I've always enjoyed a good session of Dungeon Keeper 2 and Reus. Both games are more about managing your ''civilization'' then action and destruction.
McStabStab
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Oh boy, I play League of Legends to relax
I don't relax very much do I ? Planning to buy Fall Guys especially since I do not have a "chill" game. I just relax by watching some esports.
Don't let Fall Guys fool you. It's a fun, silly and colorful game but just wait til your competitiveness kicks in.
True xD By the looks of it, it can get competitive very fast although many say its a fun relaxing party game.
It's fun and relaxing until you learn the map and go for that first place and crown.
And there is SO MUCH stuff that can go wrong and infuriate you trust me.
I really hope you have fun relaxing time with it, it's fun in short bursts.
And there is SO MUCH stuff that can go wrong and infuriate you trust me.
I really hope you have fun relaxing time with it, it's fun in short bursts.
Zloth
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I remember playing DK2 back in my apartment. When the dark mistresses would entertain themselves, I would turn the sound down to avoid... neighborly judgement.
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