What's the most relaxed game you know and you keep coming back to it?

[The Overseer]

Something that never stresses you, you're always at peace, not rushing to finish objectives or quests. Maybe walking simulators? I don't think I have a game where I'm totally chilling without any worries. 

Edited October 30, 2018 by The Overseer

[MegaphoneStallone]

Jeopardy! World Tour, on my phone.

If phone games count.

That's my doctors waiting room, waiting on wife, going to bed, break at work distraction.

Decent game, you all should play it.

[Yarik]

I think that the most relaxing video game for me is Euro Truck Simulator 2 unless I meet trollers in the online servers. But otherwise, it's a very chill and relaxing game.

[Alexander.]

In my opinion, the most relaxing video game(before bed) or early in the morning is Minecraft - Creative Mod.  Anyone who looks down on you for enjoying what you enjoy most, isn't worth your money, time or love. Aswell as finding Minecraft relaxful aswell as entertaining, it provides increased creativity, Improves Problem Solving skills, and teaches you resource management which could benefit you later on in life. 

Edited December 10, 2018 by xXInfectedXx

[DylanC]

Pixel Junk Monsters (OG PS3 version ideally - cheap and has amazing couch co-op, too)

Flow

Flower

Journey

Minecraft

[DarthHazard]

Any game where I can just drive around in an open world. It's why I love games like Euro Truck Simulator, which unfortunately is only on PC at the moment. Hopefully, they bring it to consoles but I seriously doubt it. So currently, the Crew 2 for me is the most relaxing game. I literally only got it so that I can drive around the massive map with my favourite cars. I don't care about any of the races or the multiplayer 😄

[killamch89]

Oddly, it's Pacman. Something about a big, yellow circle gobbling up other things is strangely therapeutic. 😂

[skyfire]

Most of the time angry birds like physics games and puzzles are kind of relaxing for me. 

[The Blackangel]

Any open world game that I can just wander around aimlessly in without having to fight something constantly. Also several of the old Atari games. Q*Bert, Asteroids, Donkey Kong, Frogger, and Dig Dug to name a few.

I did always enjoy the hell out of the beginning of Twilight Princess when Link was still in Ordon Village. That is always relaxing.

Edited March 14, 2020 by The Blackangel

[MeowsePad]

Arcanum for sure. It's such a perfect atmosphere, and it's comfortable to play since I've played it through so many times. I come back to that game all the time.

[Juneberry]

For me, it'd probably be Tetrocrate. It's akin to tetris, and puzzles have always been soothing for me. I also love word games.

[The Blackangel]

46 minutes ago, Juneberry said:

For me, it'd probably be Tetrocrate. It's akin to tetris, and puzzles have always been soothing for me. I also love word games.

I don't know if it's available on android or not, but if you have an iPhone, you should download Word Cookies. It's a really simple game and I've logged hundreds of hours playing it. I know, I'm a nerd. But I'm also a steroid level bitch, so I guess I should have a few variances.

[skyfire]

Android has a lot of mobile games in the physics and puzzle category. Kind of like too many compared to story based games. 

[Dead2009]

Fire Pro Wrestling World. I can just fire it up and do simulated matches for hours and not have a care in the world.

[The Blackangel]

Soul Calibur 2 on practice mode. No time limit, no health bar, no worrying about advancing to beat the game. Just simple fighting for as long as you want.