Gris and Child of Light in particular are beautiful stories that you'd really enjoy. These are all games that are pretty, more focused on atmosphere, platforming & puzzles. Posted by pipeski at 3:30 PM on Decemīest answer: Gris, Child of Light, Limbo, Inside, What Remains of Edith Finch.

Not really platform-y, but there are puzzles to solve.Įpistory is another very attractive game, but being able to type reasonably fast is a requirement to progress to the end. Another that's as much interactive story as game. Totally relaxing and non-violent.įirewatch is very enjoyable. Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles is one I've recommended for kids, but I loved playing it as it's entirely about exploring, collecting things, and crafting simple objects and materials to fulfil requests from game characters. Lumino City should appeal in exactly the same way as the Amanita games. A bit of coordination is needed to complete some of the puzzles, but the game is mostly about the journey/story, so it doesn't ramp up a lot in difficulty. RiME is another really pretty puzzle platformer. I loved it and will play it through again soon, I'm sure. It's a puzzle/platform game with a minimal amount of combat that doesn't build much in difficulty.

Hob is one of the best games I've played this year. Again, only a couple of hours to complete these, but worth the time nevertheless. Seconding Gorogoa and Insider, both of which I enjoyed very much. Best answer: GNOG is a beautiful puzzle game - doesn't take more than a few hours to complete, but good fun if you like abstract puzzles where you do stuff to try to get other stuff to happen.

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