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RPGs tend to have everything I love in a video game: Interesting combat, well-written characters and relationships, and some of the best stories I've experienced. They also offer a wide range of experiences, such as Disco Elysium's more text-based gameplay to more action-heavy games with massive worlds and realistic graphics.
Other genres also offer something for those who prefer RPGs. Cozy games are surprisingly a good fit for RPG gamers, as they tend to include some of the most popular features of RPGs, such as an emphasis on character relationships and building your character in whichever direction you like. Here are some cozy games that span the gap between the cozy games and RPGs.
Kynseed is a fully-realized RPG, but it's also very much a cozy game that falls firmly into the pixel farm genre. It's similar to games like Stardew Valley and Fields of Mistria, but there's more emphasis on combat here, with animations and sound effects that are strangely satisfying. Much more action-based than you may expect.
It's set in a medieval-adjacent world and filled with magic, even more so than Fields of Mistria, and is perfect for RPG fans looking for more games in the fantasy genre. The combination of cozy and RPG means you can build a life while adventuring, and Kynseed hits a great balance between the two.
Sea of Stars is the least traditional of the cozy games on this list, and is far more like an RPG than a cozy game. However, this does make it a great game to play if you want to get a taste of what cozy games can do for you.
It has a lovely, relaxing atmosphere that pushes coziness in every mechanic and element, with magical undertones throughout. It’s also a great way to get accustomed to the pixel art games that are quite common in the cozy game space, all while retaining the RPG elements you may be used to from other RPGs.
Night in the Woods is a side-scroller and platformer where you take on the role of Mae, who's returned to her hometown after a stint in college. The characters are anthropomorphic animals and all residents of a dying town, Possum Springs. There's not much in the way of combat here, but that doesn't detract from it at all.
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