Lonesome Village is a cozy, quiet town struggling to rebuild after a strange calamity wiped out their homes. Take the role of Wes the coyote and help bring this village back from the brink of destruction in a puzzle-filled life sim!
Platforms
Android iOS Linux Mac Switch PC XONE Series X|SGenres
Adventure Indie Puzzle SimulatorThemes
Mystery
Languages: English (UK) and 9 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
GameGrin
By Violet PlataIf you enjoy casual and relaxing games, you'll find a lot to like in Lonesome Village!
FingerGuns
By Kat BullockA delightful refreshing new story for a cosy sim blends with an extremely creative puzzler in Lonesome Village, which features a cute art style and relaxing vibes throughout. With a few patches to address crashing, it could be among the best in the genre. Even with these issues though, the game gets my recommendation with a caveat to save often so you don’t lose your progress.
Nintendo Life
By Michelle See-ThoLonesome Village takes elements of life-sim legends and a large handful of Zelda references and wraps them together in very cute packaging. It may not have the richest narrative, but it will absorb and soothe you – even in its short playtime. Barring a few drawbacks with player experience, specifically around menu navigation, this game offers up some good wholesome fun without the sweaty button-mashing of combat. If you're puzzling over a new cosy game to play, Lonesome Village just might be your solution.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationThis combat-free take on a Zelda game, focused on puzzles and some exploring, has its charms
Siliconera
By Jenni LadaLonesome Village feels like a low-stakes game for people who want to solve easy puzzles and interact with cute characters.
