#3
Most management games make you feel behind. Tiny Bookshop does not. You run a second-hand bookshop out of a little trailer in a seaside town, choose which spot to park in each morning, and match books to whatever the customer asks for. I played this one very recently, and the atmosphere is what stuck. Soft music, a harbour, and customers who want to chat. Decorating the trailer is more absorbing than it has any right to be. It is single-player only and the stakes are close to zero, so anyone wanting a challenge will drift off. For everyone else, it is the freshest cozy pick on the service.