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What are the coziest roguelites you've played?

I love the “one more run” / buildcrafting part of roguelites, but sometimes I want that without fast combat or constant pressure.
Dorfromantik scratches the cozy side for me, but not really the roguelite side. Against the Storm is probably the closest thing I can think of, but can get pretty intense.
Is there anything somewhere in between? Especially turn-based, tile-based or building-focused stuff. Bonus points if there's little or no combat.

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u/JamJarJetDev — 6 days ago
▲ 2 r/BorderCollie

Our rescue girl was listed as a Border Collie mix - what else do you see in her?

Meet Lluvia 🖤 We adopted her from Spain and the rescue listed her as a Border Collie mix, but we have no idea what else might be in there.

Any guesses? 👀

u/JamJarJetDev — 6 days ago
▲ 56 r/IndieGameJoe+4 crossposts

We’re making a Norse roguelike city-builder where each run focuses on building synergies - announcement trailer

Hi! We’re Jam Jar Jet, a three-person indie team working on Skapheim: The Tenth Realm.

Each season, you draft terrain, buildings, contracts and strange obelisks from a shifting market, place them on your hex board, and try to turn whatever you were offered into a scoring engine before Odin raises the target again.

We’re designing the game around short 10-30 minute runs: calm to look at, but focused on planning, buildcrafting and increasingly ridiculous synergies once everything starts coming together.

From the trailer alone, does that mixture of cozy city-building and score-chasing roguelike strategy come through clearly?

Steam:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4714880/Skapheim_The_Tenth_Realm/

We’ll also be bringing a playable build to Gamescom 2026.

u/JamJarJetDev — 2 days ago