Whats your favorite game for relaxing and having fun?
Mine is osu!

Currently Planetbase

Minesweeper

Osu!, and i played a longggggg time WoW, was pretty relaxing, visiting things, killing ppl..

Cuphead. Not relaxing but fills me up with adrenaline

Civilization V or modded Fallout New Vegas.

I sometimes play Garry's Mod.
When I have a lot of time I binge RWBY again. Did that about 20 times now.

@fuck2code Oh, forgot that :D

League of Legends. Extra salt :))

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
The Elder Scrolls III: Tribunal
The Elder Scrolls III: Bloodmoon
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
The Elder Scrolls IV: Knights of the Nine
The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard
The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn
The Elder Scrolls: Legends

And fuck you, The Elder Scrolls Online!

@RantSomeWhere loved the Talos principle! (I imagine you also played the Portal games?)

I like to hang around in Muds or just open up an rpg (these days Im playing Ni no Kuni 2 its amazing !)

N++ or TBOI. Both really stressing games but when I'm in them everything else feels so smooth and easy 😅

@balaianu League of Legends and relax ...? Does not compute XD

Call me casual but I play Rocket League frequently and recently I am playing PES2018 after 10 years. The fun thing is that I never liked football and I don't follow the scene, like games each week or trading, but I enjoyed PES a lot on my childhood and I like to watch some football games

Portal never gets old for me... PUBG mobile on blue stacks is fun for a quick match...
but recently I milked the shit out of Hollow Knight. Played it like over 20 times again... so now I’m addicted to “Ori and the Blind Forest”

Generally I play DiRT Rally or Assetto Corsa. Not so much relaxing... more like cake-braining.

No Man's Sky or Fallout is a nice feet kicker-upper once in a while, when you need to get lost in alternate reality for a few hours.

I love simulation games, they are so relaxing. Cities Skylines, Prison Architect and such.

AERO

I believe that it's Freecell. This classic game has a way of sticking with you over time. Freecell combines strategy and skill, making it both challenging and satisfying. The game's setup is simple: you arrange a set of cards with the help of a few free cells. Since the 1980s, Freecell has been a go-to game for many, offering both simplicity and depth. If you're interested in trying it out, plenty of websites offer it for free, like this one: https://aclockworkbrain.com/freecel.... It's a wonderful way to unwind and enjoy a classic.