Help Anime or videogames reccomendations?

[LonelyPrince]

Do you guys have any anime or videogames that could help subdue the depressive thoughts?
Idk I'm just looking for something that could comfort me honestly.

 

[FoxSauce]

Hmm depends of what genre you want

Rn im trying to finsih apothecary diaries

 

[ObsidianWatcher]

Not knowing what you're into, I could off the cuff suggest roguelikes such as Hades or Ball x Pit (I'm currently playing the latter, it's very addictive) as they're intended to be played over and over and generally fall under the "easy to start, challenging to master" description, so they'll give you plenty to occupy your mind.

 

[cakedog]

well i don't exactly know what you mean by comforting (maybe because i'm an esl) but if you mean the comforting type that has pretty landscapes with simple and happy stories i guess ghibli movies or cgdct like nonnonbiyori or diy may appeal to you
if you mean comforting as in anime depicting personal struggles and painting a more bleak landscape that you can relate to i guess you could read berserk or oyasumi punpun but that's manga so idk if it would still interest you

 

[WhatCouldHaveBeen32]

Try Ball x Pit, that ought to keep you occupied for 20-30 hours.

 

[LonelyPrince]

Hmm depends of what genre you want

Rn im trying to finsih apothecary diaries

Usually I'm not psychological horror but I'm willing to branch out.
I gotta finish apothecary diaries too

 

[gunmetalblue11]

My comfort game used to be Skyrim, so much to do and get yourself lost in I'd always recommend it. Otherwise I love the visual novel/story game, the beginners guide. If you are artistic it has a interesting moral. It's made by the creators of the Stanley parable which are also great games, a dry sarcastic humour which used to amuse me.
Good luck finding recommendations.

 

[LonelyPrince]

well i don't exactly know what you mean by comforting (maybe because i'm an esl) but if you mean the comforting type that has pretty landscapes with simple and happy stories i guess ghibli movies or cgdct like nonnonbiyori or diy may appeal to you
if you mean comforting as in anime depicting personal struggles and painting a more bleak landscape that you can relate to i guess you could read berserk or oyasumi punpun but that's manga so idk if it would still interest you

I've heard about that manga. I'll check it out.
Ghibli movies are cool and can sometimes be comforting but I think I'm leaning more towards struggle depiction and bleak landscapes. Anyhow thank you♡
I've played the Stanley parable, didn't know they made another game. Defintely will be checking it out cuz the dev team seem to have interesting ideas and concepts up their sleeve

My comfort game used to be Skyrim, so much to do and get yourself lost in I'd always recommend it. Otherwise I love the visual novel/story game, the beginners guide. If you are artistic it has a interesting moral. It's made by the creators of the Stanley parable which are also great games, a dry sarcastic humour which used to amuse me.
Good luck finding recommendations.

Not knowing what you're into, I could off the cuff suggest roguelikes such as Hades or Ball x Pit (I'm currently playing the latter, it's very addictive) as they're intended to be played over and over and generally fall under the "easy to start, challenging to master" description, so they'll give you plenty to occupy your mind.

I was thinking whether to play Hades. I'll give it a shot. Ball × Pit too

 

[LonelyPrince]

Higurashi When They Cry​

Oh my, yeah I started that anime some time back. Gotta finish it lol

 

[FoxSauce]

Higurashi When They Cry​

Woah that one is good but I havent finished it. Satoko is crazy as hell tho.

 

[Sardinha]

To Your Eternity is an extremely beautiful anime in every sense

 

[mimimisaki]

Have been watching Initial D, just cause it's a classic and all, and gotta say I didn't have many expectations but its been pretty fun! The animation is pretty much what you'd expect from a 90s anime though, kinda wacky.

 

[cxndypop]

Since someone brought up Higurashi, I would highly recommend its sequel Umineko: When They Cry. It's a pretty long visual novel (around 100 hours to read the entirety of it) but it's one of the best stories I've ever read. It also has a manga if you don't want to put in that much time to a game that's essentially just reading.

As for anime I've enjoyed Kaguya-sama: Love is War, Delicious in Dungeon, Zombieland Saga, and The Disastrous Life of Saiki K as of late

 

[Goyasan]

Atashin'chi! You can find all 600 episodes on Animekai!