What’s your go to chill game?

[AliciaDurge]

Hello, what is yours the go to chill game? Like a game you play after playing intense and fast paced one. Also you can suggest different types of chill/relazing games.

Edit: Thanks for the answers guys!

[Nooneatall]

Diablo 3

[WhiteShark]

Diablo 3

Funny, I was just about to say PoE2. It isn't exactly "chill", but it lets you pause, so I can play it while eating, unlike Monster Hunter.

[loregamer]

[logincrash]

Crusader Kings 2.

[loregamer]

I really like CS surfing. It's always my go to when I'm just chilling in call with the bros

[DemoGraph]

Book of Hours, Factorio.
Come to think of it, I also used to run Minecraft, when it still was good.

[Silver]

Rhythm games. Dancing Persona (3, 4, 5) and Taiko no Tatsujin are my favourites.
Good songs that I love and that put me into a nice mood contribute to the "relaxing / good" vibes the most. But of course, if I go for hardcore difficulties and perfect runs it can be frustrating at times.

[Lord of Riva]

Diablo 1 and 2 and The total war series.

Those can be played in short bursts without much thinking while doing something more constructive on the side.

[Finarfin]

I'd say my go to chill games is the Mass Effect Trilogy.

[Tweed]

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[DagothGeas5]

Used to be Destiny 2 for me, but they removed everything that kept me into the game and perverted everything else.
Alien Shooter

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does scratch that itch a little, but I played so much of that game in the past that it is all muscle memory at this point XD

[Valter]

Ah yes, the emerging new video game genre: Podcast Game
Mine are: Last Epoch, Teamfight Tactics and King Arthur: Knight's Tale

[Valter]

Crusader Kings 2.

In awe at you fellas that boot up a map painting game with intricate economic and warfare systems to "relax"

[Roderick]

MGSV TPP

[logincrash]

In awe at you fellas that boot up a map painting game with intricate economic and warfare systems to "relax"

>CK2
>intricate economic and warfare systems
LMAO
It's not that complex or difficult. I usually try to remake the Hellenic Roman Empire or the Persian Empire, or just raid as a Norse ruler, or genocide all the darkies and reclaim the Iberian Peninsula as Navarra.

[Kowe]

Doom I + II or some Retro game. Well-targeted rockets or BFG hits on a big group of demons are so comfy that it becomes relaxing.
None comes to mind for the latter, in recent times. Usually some Platformer.

[Manny V]

Heroes of Might & Magic, usually 3 or 5

[Just Locus]

Original Crash Trilogy + Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.
I don't subscribe to the idea that the original crash games are frustratingly hard. All you need is a modicum of patience and the challenge is slim to none.

[Tweed]

[Happy Faulter]

SimCity 4, Tropico 4, and Stardew Valley

[MrTwinkls]

Team Fortress 2.

[Gunnar]

Ill play snes super Ghouls n’ ghosts on professional mode and see how far I can make it on 1 life. If i die, i turn it off.

[derami991]

Stardew and Civ VI

[Ligrev]

cs go...

oh...wait. chill game...

cs go?

[wndrbr]

The Long Dark

[Irenaeus]

Sim Life

[Irenaeus]

Crusader Kings 2.

In awe at you fellas that boot up a map painting game with intricate economic and warfare systems to "relax"

Actually the economics side of CK2 is incredibly simple. Try Imperialism 2 for a better system (it begins in late middle ages).

[Nemesis]

Crusader Kings II and III, depending on what I want out of the gameplay.
Factorio
Rimworld
Dwarf Fortress
Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup, mostly because it runs everywhere

[Shillitron]

BG1, Civ3/civ4 and most recently FFXI