Cozy Desktop Konbini

Really lovely idler game and I've enjoyed my time in it so far. You run a konbini where cute animal customers come to shop or use various services. You get idea points when they use services, and you use idea points to research (unlock) new products and furniture/decorations. What I like: - Complete freedom to stock each shelf how I want - The red button that moves the game to a second monitor - Tutorial teaches enough of the basics for me to enjoy the game right from the start, but leaves enough room for me to explore more of the mechanics myself e.g. the title system, how to move shelves/items etc - Lo-fi music is lovely, I don't feel the need to mute it and play my own music - Visual changes to indicate time of day. It's soothing to see the days pass for some reason and to see the animals coming and going. - The buttons to increase/decrease height of the game, really useful when I move it between my laptop and display monitor What I would like in the future: - An indicator e.g. a small green dot on the Title tab when new titles are available to collect - Something in the tutorial to explain how to move/delete shelves and items e.g. "as you progress through the game, you will discover the utility items you need to move buildings and decorations." I don't mind not knowing exactly what utility I need and how to unlock it (as that is part of the fun), but it'll be useful to know it's something I need to find out.

Cozy Desktop Konbini is a comfortable little game to play with while you are working on your PC. It runs on the bottom of your screen without disturbing your attention because of its slow-paced, less demanding play environment with relaxing BGM and cute characters. Personally love this game to run on the background while working because it takes less resources

An absolutely adorable idle game that sits at the bottom of your screen. Running your own little Konbini, you cater to the needs of adorable animal customers that come to visit and purchase your stock. Cute animations, absolutely fantastic lo-fi music with the sounds of rain every so often makes for a very relaxing game. Downside is that whilst you can place down furniture etc, the customers will not interact with them - a bit of a shame if you've set up a rest area for them to use. Hopefully the Dev will add more interactivity with other items that aren't just the shelves, counter and anything classified as "service".

A fun little desktop idle game to have running in the background while you work with chill music. Some of the achievements are bugged, and I was not able to unlock them, but other than that, it's a cute game.

very cute! unfortunately the place/delete/move system is very janky at the moment but im looking forward to it getting fixed

汉化不全，而且很多字都是口口口

Encore plus cassé qu'un Amastrad CPC qui tenterait de faire tourner Cyberpunk 2077 ... Je vais me faire Rembourser , Dommage :-/ .

Es ist was es ist, wenn auch mäßig gut programmiert, eher sogar schlecht. Lässt man das ganze ne weile laufen, stucken die Besucher, der Baumode hat eiiiiiinige Probleme, Berechnungen von diversen Werten, reseten sich nachdem man das spiel neu gestartet hat oder am nächsten Tag einfach nur ganz normal startet. Eine große Menge der Steam-Errungenschaften triggern garnicht erst und selbst die Ingame-Errungenschaften scheinen Mehrere bugs zu haben da man die Forschung nur auf 4000 von angegebenen 5000 bekommt, die Effizenzerungenschaft kann man nicht abschließen weil man die goldene Truhe nicht bauen kann weil man sie schlichtweg einfach garnicht bekommt und außer bei der Erunngenschaft sonst garnicht erwähnt wird. Fehlerberichte scheinen ignoriert zu werden. Hat technisch starke Probleme, braucht unglaublich viel Performance. Das Laden Einstellungen werden teilweise ignoriert und resetet (Bildschirm, Anzeigegröße) Zu einem Desktopgame gehört es das man den Desktop sieht (so wie angeblich im Video) was aber völlig ignoriert wird. Warum kann man nur einmal einen Artikel in ein Regal setzen ? Donut- und Hotdogstand eigentlich völlig useless. Aber Hauptproblem ist einfach wenn man das Game ideln lässt (was ja der eigentliche Sinn ist) sammeln sich die Besucher einfach nur weil sie stucken und ab einem gewissen Punkt schwappt es über von Geld verdienen zu Geld verlieren weil die Laufkosten ja abgerechnet werden. Alles in allem ganz nett, aber den Preis dann doch nicht wert weil man sich nicht darum kümmert es zu erweitern oder zu verbessern.

I really enjoy this as a mild distraction while I'm working. The lofi music is great, as are the sound effects; it can sit at different sizes on my desktop so it can be as distracting or low-key as I want it to be; the management gameplay is fun, with unexpected depth, and it's generally a lovely experience. One of the things that I think is done particularly well is pacing. If you want a game that doesn't demand your attention all the time - and in fact, encourages you to leave it for long periods - this is it. My only real complaints are with the feature that allows you to move furniture around. Firstly, it isn't introduced for a while and as you aren't told at the beginning that you can't immediately move things, it can be very frustrating to place something, go to move it and discover you can't. I might have stopped playing then if I hadn't googled it and discovered it was it's own feature that you could unlock later in the game. The second big problem is that the movement can be quite buggy - tabletop items will not consistently sit on top of the table, furniture sometimes disappears when placing it and the visualisation of the rotation is not very consistent. Generally restarting the game fixes these issues but given that a lot of the pleasure of the game is getting your konbini to look how you want it to, this can be quite a frustration.

Cozy Desktop Konbini feels like the perfect little companion while you're working or just chilling at your desk. It’s an idle game where you run a cute Japanese convenience store, complete with cozy vibes, lo-fi background music, and charming pixel art. What makes it special is how low-effort yet satisfying it is — you don’t need to constantly check-in, but it’s always there, quietly ticking along. It’s super relaxing, a bit addictive, and honestly, just really wholesome. Great for anyone who loves chill games with heart.