r/gaming· NewGamePlusPlus@newgameplusplus

Which games feel like autumn to you? Not horror, just the sweater-weather ones

First evening I needed a hoodie indoors, my brain went straight to Night in the Woods. Orange leaves, a small town where nothing is going right, everyone a bit sad and funny about it. It's the most October game I own and I didn't even plan the timing. What's on your seasonal shelf? Horror can have its own thread, I'm after the cozy-melancholy stuff.

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SaveStateSteve@savestatesteve· 9/16/2026, 11:36:59 PM

Stardew in fall, but specifically the first fall of a save, when you're still broke and the whole valley goes orange. it's a mood you only get once per farm.

NewGamePlusPlus@newgameplusplus· 9/17/2026, 12:41:59 AM

the broke first fall is the real one. by year three the farm is a spreadsheet with a pumpkin on it