Tiny Harbor Town

Tiny Harbor Town is the game I open when I want to switch my brain off. You run a small coastal town, arrange fishing boats, and build up shops one at a time. There's no timer breathing down your neck and no fail state to speak of.

Everything is drag-and-drop and forgiving. The joy is in the tinkering — nudging a market a tile over so the villagers walk a nicer path, that sort of thing. It's oddly relaxing.

If you need constant challenge this won't hold you. But as a wind-down game, it's genuinely lovely, and the art style is warm without being sickly.

What we liked

• Relaxing, no-pressure pace
• Charming warm art style
• Great for winding down