Welcome back to part 2 of the cutest game ever to have fun. In the previous part, we discussed a variety of games to suit the tastes of any gamer or alcoholic. We saw the emotionally charged and beautifully designed epic Spiritfarer, the cute and criminal Turnip Boy Tax Evasion, and the gorgeous but challenging dungeon crawler Hades. I believe that cute games are the best way to relieve stress, but they are often underestimated due to their cute nature. They can be as difficult, engaging, powerful and challenging as any other type of game. However, they usually look stunning and are super calm, so rocking them can be a real treat. Without further ado, why don’t we continue our definitive list of cute and amazing video games.

animal Crossing

So this one probably knows better than most of the people I threw at you in the last part. The game is probably one of the most famous Switch games everyone has started playing during the pandemic. To be fair, for good reason, it’s super relaxing. It’s my favorite game to turn off my brain while I’m watching cartoons, and it’s even better. If you’ve never played it before, then I’ll tell you how it works. You start with a small you and move to an island run by the Tanuki company. Basically raccoons, but they’re cute. You can earn money in a variety of different ways as well as with company credits. With these, you can build houses, increase your population, personalize your island and buy tickets to other islands. You can also buy new hairstyles, clothes, accessories and accessories for your house. Collecting items is another important part of the game, you can build things out of wood, iron ore, etc., or you can find fossils for your museum, interesting bugs to sell to visiting animals, new kinds of fish. I like that the game is in real time, so you go back every day to see how your visitors and islanders are doing. It also makes the game harder to binge, giving you a little break without feeling guilty. This is definitely a top game for those who just want to get away from reality and do small tasks for a while.

Far Away: Chronicles of Cloud Catchers

Let’s go back to the slightly obscure places and take a look at this lovely game. In Yonder, you play as a Link-style character running through the beautiful paradise of Gemea. Unfortunately, not all is well in this beautiful place as darkness is slowly taking over. One of the main reasons I included this game was its looks. Soft and bright colors, beautiful animations and graphics, calming scenery and super cute animals. Everything about it will stimulate your high brain just right. It’s more open than some of the other games I’ve mentioned, so it’s ideal if you like exploring. The main purpose of the game is to use creatures called Sprites to fight against Murk and restore the beauty of nature. Of course, there are many other things you can do, such as buying and selling items, crafting with various materials, creating a functioning farm, and making friends with wild animals. This game is cute and soft, while also giving you enough plot to keep you focused and more fun to challenge. If you want something closer to an RPG, I would definitely recommend Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles.

Moonlighter

If you really prefer old-school graphics and layouts, Moonlighter is the game for you. Personally, I love anything that takes you between realms and dimensions because you know you’re going to get all sorts of places to visit. Your character is Will, a shopkeeper with bigger dreams. He works in the village of Rynoka, which is next to an excavation site where a set of doors were uncovered. It is these gates that will allow adventurers to travel from dimension to dimension in search of treasure and glory. Initially, you can run your store, hire people, manage your gold, buy and sell items, and brain-friendly software. Once you start your adventure, you will encounter a variety of enemies and challenges that you can fight and conquer. As far as the game’s appearance is concerned, it’s still that kind of a bird’s-eye view of the Pokemon part, and the combat is actually quite complicated. In order to be an adventurer and hero, you have to work hard to master time, positioning, understanding your enemies and environment, mastering your weapons and various other things. I also love the interactive crafting mechanics and discovering artifacts and all kinds of weird treasures. You can also make friends and all sorts of other cute easy things. I love the graphics, I love how many different ways you can play and it’s not a style.

Hob

My last game in this 2 part article is called Hob. This is a fantastic action-adventure game in which you play as Hob, the creature tasked with unraveling the mystery of how the world is falling apart. One of the things I like about this game is that you have to figure out Hob’s story as you go along, rather than handing everything over to you through the show. Your planet is in a state of disrepair, and in order to fix it, you must solve various puzzles to open up new areas, then watch the planet in front of you change. The game’s design is also stunning, with an open world that allows you to explore as much as you like. You can befriend weird sprites and fight bizarre creatures, so there’s something for every kind of gamer.

Written by Tasha Porritt

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