Cozy Trip Reviews

wow what an amazing little village at this game. So beautiful...

Beautiful game, very relaxing to play. Short but enjoyable.

The game is the title, I enjoyed me time. However, be ware, it is insanely short.

Its a great little game but some of the items were hard to find at first. I didn't know which of the map ended so I would just go outside the town to look for the items. Shouldn't they all be contained in the town?

It is a chill game to roam around for a few minutes. There is nothing to say besides looking at the surroundings and feeling somewhat relaxed.

Cozy Trip is a very short collectibles hunt through a small village; it took me about 15 minutes to complete. For what it is, it's fine, my only real gripe is that it can't be played with a controller, which I think would make for a better experience. There's not much here and no real replayability; $2 is probably a little on the high side but worth it on sale or possibly in a bundle if you're looking for a quick diversion.

the graphics were awesome, the objects were just challenging enough, and i love the slow calm pace 𝟡/𝟙𝟘

This is definitely worth the price. Its not a game, its a cozy trip. Great job, devs! Full Objectives Gameplay(except leaving, I decided to stay and enjoy the scenery): https://youtu.be/93RmrdIVk88

Alright. Cozy Trip is done and dusted. This game takes a different approach from Hike series of asset pack walking simulators, inasmuch as it takes place in and around a village instead, and rather than look for locations, you instead try to find various objects such as a potion, a pouch, etc…Most of the objects are in obvious places. A few were tucked away and required a bit of searching. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3121375096 Cozy Trip was Steam Deck compatible, but did require forcing proton to run. Beyond that, everything was standard with the series. You will want to assign the shift key (for fast walking) to wherever on the controller is most comfortable. There will be one instance of needing to open the keyboard. I’d say the music wasn’t particularly noteworthy, but also not annoying. The graphics were of course nice, and the different setting was a good change of pace from Morning Shift Studios' standard presentation. Cozy Trip was 55 cents during the current Steam Winter Sale (at the time of this writing). That’s a fair price for a half hour of casual gaming IMO, and I think its fun enough for a recommendation at that price. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3121375153 [code]If you found this review helpful and would be interested in supporting my Curator group, Robilar's Reviews, it would be appreciated. Cheers. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32549618/[/code] [code]Also follow IndieGems for more reviews like this one. https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/[/code]

While I'm not disappointed of the content, I'm also not satisfied of it. Still, the game is beautiful and cheap (I bought it for 1.55$ CAD) so if you're looking for a VERY short (10 minutes at most), albeit peaceful and relaxing experience, you may want to try this one out.