12 More Non-Farming Cozy Games Hit Switch, Switch 2 and Steam

A new YouTube roundup featuring 12 additional non-farming cozy games is aimed at Switch and Switch 2 players looking for relaxing games without worrying about crop calendars. The video mentions that every game is also available on Steam, making it handy for players across three platforms.

The “more” in the title indicates this is a sequel to an earlier list. It fills a noticeable gap in the cozy gaming genre. Farming sims often dominate this space, so players who have completed the major titles are eager for something different. This video completely filters out farming games.

The summary doesn’t list the 12 games, so we can’t speculate on what they are. However, the headline does clarify the scope: 12 titles, two Nintendo platforms, and each one is available on Steam.

Switch 2 Is Now the Default Frame

The video’s mention of “Switch and Switch 2” aligns with how other outlets discuss the platform. For instance, Nintendo Life’s guide to the best open world games for Switch 1 & 2 uses a similar dual-platform approach. Curated lists are now combining both consoles rather than treating them separately.

Cross-platform listings are beneficial for buyers. A cozy game that works on Switch, Switch 2, and Steam allows players to choose a device and seamlessly switch to another.

Nintendo’s Library Keeps Growing

Nintendo’s subscription catalog is also on the rise. VGChartz has reported that three Game Boy games will join Nintendo Switch Online on October 27, and Nintendojo has covered the same batch. These retro additions, along with new cozy indie releases, offer Switch owners plenty of low-pressure gaming options.

By The Numbers

Games in the roundup	12
Platforms covered	Switch, Switch 2, Steam
Genre filter	Cozy, no farming
Game Boy titles joining Nintendo Switch Online	3
Nintendo Switch Online release date	October 27

Community Pulse

The source material doesn’t include any viewer comments or Steam reviews, so we have no player quotes to share. We won’t make any up. The comment section of the video and the Steam pages for each game are the best spots to see how players feel about these selections.

What To Watch

• The full list: Watch the video for the 12 titles and check out Steam user reviews before making any purchases.
• October 27: Look out for the three Game Boy games coming to Nintendo Switch Online as the next catalog update for Switch owners.
• Switch 2 support: Keep an eye on whether more cozy indie games add Switch 2 versions or upgrades since lists like this are increasingly covering both consoles.