Great for long-distance couples
Our Flower Garden
Grow a little garden together, complete orders and build a shared cozy world.
7 games we’ve played together
Cozy games are the ones you can play with a cup of tea in one hand. Nothing chases you, failure costs very little, and the goal is usually to make a place a bit nicer than you found it.
We picked these for how well they work with two people, not just how good they are alone.
Great for long-distance couples
Grow a little garden together, complete orders and build a shared cozy world.

A forever favorite
Run a shared farm, fall into each other’s routines and lose entire weekends to it.

Best for slow evenings
Share an island, decorate your homes and visit each other with little gifts.

Bring tissues
Sail a floating village, cook for spirits and help them say goodbye.

Free cozy MMO
A free online world for gardening, cooking and fishing. Good company for evening calls.

Free & cross-platform
Hold hands and fly through the clouds together, on almost any device.

Short & sweet
Two yarn creatures tied together by a single thread. Yes, it’s a metaphor.
No harsh fail states, so a newer player never feels like they’re “ruining it.”
One of you can decorate while the other fishes. Both count as playing.
The best cozy co-op games give you something to build and come back to.
Slow pacing, soft visuals, little or no violence, and a focus on making or caring for things: gardens, homes, animals, friendships.
Our Flower Garden on your phones, or Stardew Valley if you have a console or PC. Both are forgiving and easy to learn.
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Our list
The co-op games we keep coming back to, and what each one is best for.
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