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Not every game is about saving the world. Sometimes, it's enough to keep a monstera happy, find the perfect home for a fiddle-leaf fig and resist buying just one more plant for the shop. Like in Leafy Corner.

There's something oddly satisfying about building the perfect railway. Laying tracks, watching trains reach their destination, and gradually solving increasingly intricate layouts has become a popular formula in recent years. Now Railway Routes is hoping to join that journey, launching on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PC and Xbox Play Anywhere.

The Meow Moments series continues to grow, and its latest stop swaps mythical creatures and romantic settings for two distinctly different seasonal escapes.

Running a magic shop sounds relaxing... until impatient customers start demanding perfectly crafted monsters. That's the charming premise behind Tiny Witch, which arrives today on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC with Xbox Play Anywhere support.

Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit represents a new reason to hop back in - and that was enough for me - but, what it does not represent is an entirely new experience. There are new bears, new stories, but you might be hunting the islands for a little more than that.

Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit has made the jump from its previous mobile-exclusive life, launching today on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC with Xbox Play Anywhere support.

Sokocat: Castaway drops a determined little feline onto a mysterious island, inviting players to explore, experiment and solve clever environmental challenges at their own pace.

Momento goes for the quiet approach, inviting players to decorate a room, treasure meaningful possessions and discover how the smallest decisions can shape an entire lifetime.

Ashwood Valley is a charming new cosy adventure that has arrived on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S after previously finding an audience on Nintendo Switch.

Once the rooms start telling their own stories, Unpacking-style, then I think Secret Paws - Cozy Apartments could be something very good indeed.