By “girly” games I mean : games that have a soft/pink color scheme. About slice of life (preferably with romance elements), and non-violent with no/minimal combat.

I’ve already played Stardew Valley, Minecraft and Animal Crossing.

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    I’ve never played it but ‘Pony Island’ seems to have a pink color scheme and I’m guessing it’s about ponies, so maybe?

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    I can’t recommend Celeste enough, personally.

    I will warn you that the platforming can be challenging, but if it’s too stressful Celeste offers almost unparalleled accessibility options that will allow you fine control over the difficulty so no matter your skill level you’ll be able to progress.

    Great story, cozy atmosphere but still emotional impact, and the only “fighting” you do is against yourself.

    Amazing game, highly recommend Celeste

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    Team Fortress 2 is a fun game about hats. There is a combat element, but it’s not really the important bit.

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    5 days ago

    My daughter loves A Short Hike and Wobbly Life.

    And on her phone Toca Boca World. Though it has a tendency to crash every few months, taking her progress with it.

    She also likes Spider-Man but I guess that’s not very “girly”.

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    Unpacking, it’s a relaxing puzzle game with some great environmental storytelling. Gameplay amounts to unpacking after various times moving house throughout a woman’s life. It’s really interesting to see how the different stages of her life are shown by the different living situations she moves into.

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    My wife loves Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing, and she’s been way into Hello Kitty: Island Adventure lately. It seems to split the difference between those things and add some of its own spice on top.

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      I enjoyed the first one very much.

      The latest one is one of the worst, most awkward, uninspired, terribly written, bullshit games I’ve ever seen, though. It’s absolutely hilarious.

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        Oh yes, definitely avoid the last one, Double Exposure.

        But Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, by the same dev as the first Life is Strange is supposed to be decent. But I want to wait until all episodes are available before I play that.

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          Oh no, I meant Lost Records hahaha. It’s completely horrible in every aspect, to the point of being hilarious. The reviews it’s getting baffle me. It’s easily the worst of them all.