Orbit. You're just trying to achieve and maintain a stable orbit. I would play it one-handed while rocking my infants back to sleep. So peaceful.
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It gets intense when the screen starts to fill, can give you that jolt of adrenaline (it can be a really intense jolt, that soundtrack gets intense), but you're not in any real danger of losing because it's so very simple. Swapping the blocks gives a very satisfying swish sound, the bubble popping noise as blocks remove themselves, the character noises as the combo counter goes up.
Poochy imo is the best character, but all of them have great backing tracks and unique combo noises.
Terraria's pretty chill, just don't use any life crystals, get at least three NPCs asap (you start with the guide; the dye trader, merchant, and demolitionist are probably the next easiest to get), and don't leave the town at night
Bastion was really relaxing for me but I think that had more to do with the context of when I played it vs. the actual game. It's still a very slow and calming game regardless
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Boccia is relaxed as well, but you have to remember the balls.
Lake. Just driving around delivering mail and parcels and communicating with the residents, whilst listening to the soundtrack is so soothing.
Lucid, puzzle match kinda game.
Littlewood, World End Diner, Tales of Autumn and Stardew Valley.
Hexologic. Make sure to play with the music on too.
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The Pokémon Mystery Dungeon games have a soothing vibe to them.
I feel like I've been recommending this game a lot lately, but: A Short Hike.