FoolishGoat440

I've been playing some indie games lately and a few have multiple endings depending on your choices. The last one I tried was a bit basic, though, so I'm curious if anyone has suggestions for games where your decisions really matter and make you want to play again. I'm not looking for the mainstream picks—something niche but well-designed. What's your go-to for replay value?

I lately found myself drawn to games where you repair furniture, build structures, or work with tools in a slow, deliberate way. Are there any indie titles here that capture the same quiet focus as real-life woodwork? Something where progress feels tangible, like you’re actually creating something with your hands. Bonus if there’s a meditative vibe—not just the usual pixel-art farm sim loop, though I know that’s a common one. Any recommendations from folks who’ve explored niche crafting games? Curious if the subreddit’s collective taste in creative projects might point me toward something I haven’t seen yet.