Minecraft playing as a nomad. Just watching sunsets over a mountain and sleeping in a giant mushroom.
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Stardew Valley, No Man's Sky and Tetris Effect
I got reeeeallllly baked once and played NMS with a couple friends for the first time. I got lost/stuck in a dark cave for a solid 20 minutes.
It was hilarious and we still bring it up once in awhile.
10/10 would recommend.
As someone who’s never taken a drug in their life, I wonder what sort of reaction someone on LSD would have to something like Tetris Effect.
I mean, my nickname for that game is “Trippy Tetris”.
Can confirm Tetris effect is the ultimate high Tetris experience. Especially the way the music syncs with your moves, it's the ultimate synesthesia.
+1 to Tetris Effect. Play it with some good audio too, they really went hard with it. NMS is always a blast.
I refer to NMS as 'Chillin in Space' I find it to be the perfect game.
on that social media site we don't talk about there was an entire community called No Man's High. That's how great it is when you're torched.
Tetris Effect. Literally transports you to another world
I'll say it: Minecraft.
He said it, everyone.
We don't know if he actually said it. We only know that he wrote that he would say it. And wrote it he did.
Not really a stoner myself but I bet the following would be good:
-The Catacombs of Solaris Revisited
-A Short Hike
-Placid Plastic Duck Simulator
-Untitled Goose Game
-Manifold Garden
-The Looker
-Peggle Deluxe
-Sable
-Genital Jousting
-Abzu
-The Stanley Parable
-Bugsnax
-Genital Jousting
Any video games you could also recommend?
Yes, but you must prove you are at least 18 years old first.
Thanks for sharing. There's several on your list I've never heard of and I look forward to doing some research now. ☆
Hope it helps, I'm more of a beer guy but I figure they might be up your alley. They're mostly a mix of funny and relaxing.
These are the ones I've tried personally.
-Brotato It's like vampire survivor, but potato
-Subnautica The underwater visuals are perfect for baked brains
-Destiny 2 Go solo and just visit the different worlds, don't worry about quests or missions just enjoy the scenery and shoot things, occasionally. Without knowing what's going on there are a lot of neat secrets places to stumble into and some of the scenery is awe inspiring.
-Disco Elysium If you can read and toke, it takes you places
-Dorf Romantik Someone already mentioned this but it's worth it. Like a puzzle, but there are no wrong pieces
-Eufloria Not complicated, very chill. I don't know how to describe what it is...leaf seeds fighting each other?
-Lego Pick a franchise and there's a Lego game. Doesn't require much brain power and you always feel like your winning.
-Red Dead Redemption 2 It's like going for a walk in the wilderness from the couch
-Superliminal It'll bend your brain and is totally worth completing in one sitting. If you can't figure out what to do just look it up. The end is worth being high for. Kind of like Stanley Parable, but with 'perspective'.
-Stanley Parable Definitely try this one.
Peggle and Tetris effect are also really great suggestions. Tetris Effect has a really great reactive soundtrack.
Ones I haven't tried but think would work
-High on life
-Powerwash simulator
I don't know about Subnautica - seems like it might be a little too intense for me. Maybe ABZU? Same underwater theme/vibe as Subnautica without the pants-shitting terror
Anti-chamber
Scarlet Tower - If you like Vampire Survivors, you'll love this
Bloons TD6 - Baked monkes popping bloons time
Driftwood - A really dope downhill longboarding game featuring a sloth
Calico - If you want something cute, a little bit like Animal Crossing but even more laid back
Root - If you're looking for multiplayer online board game (probably should do the tutorial not baked first tho)
Cookie Clicker - Enough said
More great suggestions that I must check out. Wow, thank you!
For me it's Skyrim but finally it's a game you're so familiar with that you don't need any motor skills besides your muscle memory.
+1 for Skyrim!
Peggle, it's what I play while hitting my vape because you only need one hand to play.
Also Peglin, if you ever wanted Peggle but as a roguelite deckbuilder.
GRIS. An absolutely gorgeous game with some relatively easy platforming and puzzles. It was published by Devolver Digital.
If you are lightly toasted ECHO can be a lot of fun. Great visuals and plenty of ways to cheese your way around puzzles.
Cloud Punk is a super chill cyberpunk taxi game. I don't think I ever felt stressed playing it.
Discovered Cloud Punk only recently and I completely agree - lovely little game. Gameplay itself is pretty chill and I really enjoyed the characters and storytelling. I feel like too many cyberpunk games are like "look at this rotten, desolate society based on greed and oppression" only to then go "fuck yeah, let's make it to the top of that pyramid of injustice" instead of questioning it.
I hope the developers can somehow keep that storytelling aspect in the upcoming sequel which looks much broader in scope, like a life sim set in the city of Nivalis.
Dorfromantic: chill satistying game about building a landscape out of tiles, and matching biomes/rivers to get more points.
Minecraft on peaceful: I like to do weird redstone projects in creative too.
Titanfall 2/old school shooters: its weird but I blast music and play stuff that I can do mindlessly. And for me that's deathmatch style shooters, where there's no objective or anything, the respawn time is short, and you just run aroind blasting stuff.
Open world games with time wasting sidequests: So most assassins creed games, corrupted zones/trials in HZD, wandering skyrim, etc.
Edit: forgot, Mario Kart, its just fun and silly and I don't mind just doing dumb shit and coming in last, so long as I hit koopa troopa with all the red shells because its dumb and I'm attacking him with his own brethren!
Rez: Infinite
super hot would probably be fun
I play indies or roguelikes for this. It's the most similar to old arcade cabinets experience from back in the day: you play a match, 15-30 minutes top, if you feel like it, rinse and repeat, otherwise not a big deal.
I'm currently playing Hades. Dead Cells is even better.
Dave the diver. Definitely Dave the diver.
Katamari Damacy and We Love Katamari, maybe?
Sayonara wild hearts
Mini Metro and Mini Motorways are pretty chill.
Both Katamari REROLL games.
Pretty much every Humongous Entertainment game.
DREDGE and WORLD OF HORROR if you want an exercise in slow-paced creepy bullshit tolerance.
Jet Set Radio is probably another solid choice, just for the music and aesthetic.
Beat Hazard for vibing to your music and some crazy flashy visuals. 2 has support for a bunch of major music streaming platforms, including YouTube.
Also like any porn game you can get down with.
Risk of Rain 2 and Diablo 4 have been fun to play while blazed lately. Actually set up Diablo 4 so I can essentially play with 1 hand and eat snacks with the other. Both are pretty chill
Rabbid's go home on wii. It's one of the better "turn off your brain and relax" games
It sure makes inventory management in Baldur's Gate 3 more enjoyable.
Stardew Valley. Terraria.
single player
Vector - retrowave Hoover craft going for distance
DooM(1993 & 2 ) get some mods and go wild
Sonic mania
Multiplayer - sometimes you get high with friends
Golf with friends
VR chat
Both good together or separate
Halo reach fire fight - set up the game mode before hand but infinite ammo, random weapons, top speed and jump and just run and gun
Minecraft
I highly encourage Dome Keeper, it hit me similarly to Vampire Survivors, but with just a bit more gameplay variety, once you learn the basics the back and forth between mining and defending is a rather enjoyable rhythm. And it plays like it was made for the Deck.
Katamari. Katamari every day. 5 or 10 minute bursts. So good
Pixel Junk Eden
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Are you baking yourself some flans or something? How can a person bake themselves?
I like hard games and I like chill games too. So I'll split my list based on that.
Chillin'games:
♧ West of Loathing
♧ Tears of the Kingdom
♧ Kirby's Dream Course
♧ Mario Golf
♧ Donkey Kong '94
♧ Top Gear 3000
Couchlock Killers:
♤ Hollow Knight
♤ Dark Souls
♤ Umihara Kawase
♤ Monkey Ball Launch
♤ Dangan
Other people have given you recommendations, I want to give you my commendation on the first time I have heard someone describe easy to play games in this manner.
I reckon you would have aced my school's internal exams back in the day where they were more concerned with the size of the content.