The Best Life Games for Linux - Page 3

Sonzai is a 2d, action-brawler platforming RPG. The town of Kumotoshi holds secrets. A new life, new people, new spirits. What are the threads that bind people together? What is the nature of magic? All presented in a beautiful, inky art style - with every single frame of animation hand drawn.

Find the objects that are hidden on the map.

Experience a beautiful tycoon management style game that allows you to build your own business empire in Los Angeles during the 1950s era. Manage businesses ranging from Movie Theaters to Jazz Clubs to Restaurants and more!

Cow Life Sim RPG is a cozy game where you collect, juice, weave, and burn hundreds of unique items to level up your skills. Explore a lovingly crafted world and meet endearing animal friends. Experience life as it should be - experience life as a cow!

Dive into software development, face an irksome boss, rake in cash, chug energy drinks, and remember—no rage quitting allowed! Welcome to the untamed world of corporate code crafting.

A drag and drop crafting game that offers unbound possibilities. No limits, no direction, just pure creativity and endless crafting.

A story-driven Survival/ Farm RPG about learning to live after loss. Explore 7 emotional story arcs tackling love, grief, purpose and interpersonal strain. Farm, Forage, Hunt and Craft to endure the deserts of 1860's Oregon (on casual / challenge). Walk the path from mere survival to something more.

Welcome to Minami Lane! Build your own street in this cozy, casual management sim! Unlock and customize buildings, manage your shops, and maximize the happiness of your villagers to complete quests and fill your street with love!

Majo Mail is a short cozy game where you play as a witch, that is helping villages deliver letters. Fly around the floating village, Chat to village on their island. Find out what they like and dislike!

Life sim set in the Ancient Roman Republic. Experience life and events in Ancient Rome through multiple generations of a family, helping them grow from lowly commoners to mighty Senators. Long live the Republic!