Cozy Quest Steam Festival brings you the most laid-back games

The Cozy Quest Steam Festival will run from November 16 to 20, and it will feature a curated selection of cozy games along with plenty of sales, developer interviews, and livestreams.

The event is being run by video game publisher Secret Mode, and the beginning of the festival coincides with the launch of its latest game, Loddlenaut. As the game’s description on Steam reveals, it has you picking up trash in a polluted ocean. Other Secret Mode games making an appearance include A Little to the Left, Wobbledogs, and Snake Pass which you’ll be able to pick up at discounted prices.

Of course, the festival won’t be monopolized by games from the publisher alone. Brewmaster: Beer Brewing Simulator from Auroch Digital and Fireshine Games will be on sale. The following games will also show up:

• Fae Farm (Phoenix Labs)
• Coral Island (Humble Games, Stairway Games)
• Unpacking (Humble Games, Witch Beam)
• Dorfromantik (Toukana Interactive)
• Moonstone Island (Raw Fury, Studio Supersoft)
• Sticky Business (Assemble Entertainment, Spellgarden Games)
• PowerWash Simulator (Square Enix, FuturLab)
• Hokko Life (Team17, Wonderscope)
• Lil Gator Game (Playtonic Friends, MegaWobble)
• Smushi Come Home (Mooneye Studios, SomeHumbleOnion)
• Station to Station (Prismatika, Galaxy Grove)
• Ooblets (Glumberland)
• Potion Permit (PQube, MassHive Media)
• Bear and Breakfast (Armor Games Studios, Gummy Cat)
• Pupperazzi (Kitfox Games, Sundae Month)
• Paleo Pines (Modus Games, Italic Pig)
• Kynseed (PixelCount Studios)

The following upcoming games will also be participating in the festival:

• Gourdlets (Future Friends Games, AuntyGames)
• Wood & Weather (Paper House)
• Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley (Raw Fury, Hyper Games)
• Tiny Bookshop (Neoludic Games)
• Grimoire Groves (Stardust)
• Tiny Glade (Pounce Light)
• Bubblegum Galaxy (Smarto Club)
• Kitbash Model Club (Curve Games, Floating Origin Interactive)

Cozy games aren’t for everyone, and they’ll bore you if you’re looking for something to raise your adrenaline. However, for those seeking a calming experience, these are the games you need to be looking out for.