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2017PCNintendo SwitchSteam Deck verified96 % positive−80 % 12.99 € 2.59 €

You live as a cat in an open wilderness: hunting, gathering herbs, making friends, getting married and raising kittens. A relaxed animal life sim with light RPG elements.

  • Open world
  • Cosy, great for unwinding
  • Lots to discover

The closest matches for Cattails are Cattails: Wildwood Story, Everything and Summer in Mara. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Cattails special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Everything

Open world

This meditative sandbox lets you become any object in the universe, from animals to planets to galaxies, and drift freely through it all. Lectures by philosopher Alan Watts accompany a goal-free, contemplative journey.

Summer in Mara

Open world

A relaxed island adventure where a young girl sails between islets, tends a farm and uncovers secrets. Its Ghibli-like fairytale look and gentle pace make it especially cozy.

Cornucopia

Cosy, great for unwinding

A cozy 2.5D farming and life sim with crops, animal breeding, cooking, fishing and 50+ villagers to befriend or marry. There is no bedtime pressure, and magical secrets and festivals add variety to the relaxed routine.

Solar 2

Open world

You control a celestial body in an abstract sandbox universe, growing from a tiny asteroid into planets, stars and even black holes. Its relaxed, free-form play encourages experimentation.

Slime Rancher

Open world

As rancher Beatrix, you vacuum up adorable slimes on a distant planet, feed them and sell their plorts to expand your ranch. It pairs a laid-back farming loop with relaxed exploration of a colorful world full of secrets and new slime species.

Forager

Cosy, great for unwinding

Forager is a relaxed 2D gathering and crafting game where you grow a tiny island into a sprawling realm piece by piece. Constant unlocks of skills, lands, puzzles and dungeons make the harvest-and-expand loop wonderfully addictive.

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