Urban Jungle: A Cozy PC Strategy Game... Perfect for Mobile?

Kylyk Games has crafted something truly cozy with Urban Jungle. This charming, point-and-click strategy game invites players into a world where the power of greenery meets clever puzzle-solving. With its vibrant art style, thoughtful mechanics, and heartwarming narrative, Urban Jungle is already a joy to experience on PC—but it feels like one of those games that would truly shine on a tablet.

If you’ve had the pleasure of playing Urban Jungle, you know it’s the kind of game that makes you want to kick back and relax to maximize your coziness. Strategically placing plants to meet various conditions like light, moisture, and placement proximity creates a gameplay rhythm that’s soothing yet engaging. Imagine enjoying this cozy experience while lounging in bed or curled up on the couch—no desk, chair, or mouse required.



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Before you get all sad on me, you don't have to wait for Urban Jungle to be released on the App Store or Google Play! You can literally enjoy the game right now on Steam Deck or tablet. You can jump in and play on your Steam Deck... immediately after purchase and use the tablet screen, while on the flip side you can use Steam Link to enjoy it on your tablet. Here's how:

  1. Download Steam Link: Install the Steam Link app from your device's app store (available for Android and iOS).

  2. Connect to Your PC: Open the app and connect it to your PC running Steam. Make sure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network.

  3. Start Streaming: Once connected by way of a strong Wi-Fi connection, you can stream your Steam games directly to your tablet and play them as if you were on your PC.

In addition to the Steam Deck & Steam Link, this game would also be right at home on the Nintendo Switch. The tactile nature of touchscreen controls would only add to the charm of the experience.

One of the standout features of Urban Jungle is its soundtrack. The sound effects are pretty nice too. The gentle melodies and soothing ambient sounds create an atmosphere perfect for unwinding. As you progress through the levels, each stage introduces subtle shifts in music and effects that tie beautifully into the evolving environments and challenges. This isn't something I want to sit at a desk and play.

The storyline is another highlight, weaving a tale that is both relatable and heartfelt. The main character’s love for plants is rooted in fond childhood memories with her grandmother—a bond that blossomed as they cared for plants together before her mother moved away to pursue her career. This narrative adds layers of depth and emotional resonance to the gameplay, sparking reflections on family, connection, and the beauty of finding joy in simple things.

Kylyk Games has already nailed the formula for a cozy, thought-provoking game, but expanding its reach would be nice for iPad, Android, and Fire tablet owners. Not everyone has a Steam account, but it's the teams call to go beyond PC. 

Until then, Urban Jungle remains an excellent title on PC—a hidden gem that promises hours of serene, plant-filled gameplay. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a strategy enthusiast, it delivers a peaceful and rewarding experience that lingers in your thoughts long after you’ve stepped away. I give credit to the storyline for this. Rated E for Everyone, Urban Jungle shines as a calming choice for a child's screen time—perfect for those who enjoy cozy games or those moments when you'd prefer to steer away from fast-paced action.


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Let's Recap... Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2025!


The Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2025 was a pretty cool event that brought gamers together to see what developers were serving up for us to enjoy sooner than later on PC and Consoles. Hosted by Jennifer English (Shadowheart from Baldur’s Gate 3) and Nolan North (Nathan Drake from Uncharted), the showcase featured over 50 games, exclusive trailers, and developer insights. Before I dive any deeper when it comes to our top 10 games, grab some popcorn and check out the show. See if your top 10 match up with ours:


1. Lost Rift

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This supernatural survival game set on a desert island combines PvP and PvPvE gameplay. This opener to the showcase... with its eerie atmosphere and dynamic mechanics, looks interesting enough and almost... daunting at the same time. I don't know the full in's and out's of what it will require for survival, but the complexity would determine the audience a bit more. 

I won't say that the right price wouldn't prevent someone from giving it a whirl, but... (for those who aren't familiar with survival games) if you have to hunt for food, create fire, cook, filter water, create medicine, and more, some gamers may feel like it's a bit much. This may hold especially true when you have to take on the supernatural threats faced on this mysterious island, while... vets may be licking their chops to test their resourcefulness with this new adventure. If the game requires quite a bit of effort, two games might be the best move for the season... even if you can afford 3 under our normal AAA + AA+ Indie purchase recommendation (for variety). Lost Rift plus a game that serves up a totally different experience... will give you enough time to enjoy your purchases without it being left mostly incomplete.

2. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

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This was one of the titles I was more so curious about. As seen in the character trailer, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a turn-based RPG, and one of the characters is Maelle, a rapier-wielding survivor. In this world, you're survivors of a God-like entity's... numbers. The Paintress is the antagonist in this adventure who paints numbers in the sky to determine who will cease to exist. If you're older than that number... you're outta here. Yikes! Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a month away from it's April 24th (2025) launch on Epic Games Store, Steam, Playstation, and Xbox!

3. Animal Use Protocol

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From the creators of the STASIS series, this survival horror puzzle adventure stars a hyper-intelligent chimp (Penn) and their rat companion. Definitely an interesting take on a horror genre, and the stealth based approach gives it a similar feel to Alien Isolation.

4. Inaya - Life after Gods

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INAYAH – Life After Gods is a thrilling action-platformer with metroidvania elements, but it's the art style that truly grabbed our attention. It feels like Genndy Tartakovsky himself might have been the secret weapon behind the game's striking visuals. This badass 2D platformer also boasts more than 20 bosses to conquer. You'll need to develop your character through an engaging progression system, which promises plenty of replay value. Curious to experience the gameplay firsthand?

Dive into the demo today... and prepare for Inaya - Life after Gods' release on March 27th (2025)!

5. Nitro Gen Omega

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This awesome looking procedurally generated tactical RPG lets players build mechs and engage in turn-based battles. Its Shonen Anime-inspired style is sure to captivate fans of the genre based on it's charm alone. That will certainly fling the door open, but will the gameplay keep you around for the cenematic Mech battles with your recruited characters? Get a dose of the action via the demo!


6. Metal Eden

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Metal Eden looks interesting enough as a adrenaline-pumping sci-fi first-person shooter (FPS). Say that three times fast. Set in a dystopian future, players take on the role of ASKA, an advanced HYPER UNIT sent on a high-stakes mission to rescue citizens' COREs from MOEBIUS, a once-promising orbital city that has become a deadly trap. The game combines fast-paced combat with cybernetic warfare, challenging players to confront the INTERNAL DEFENCE CORPS and uncover the secrets of the enigmatic EDEN project. By the way, based on the gameplay... if you're wondering if it's a speedrunner game, it's not explicitly marked as such... but the elements are there in some aspects (i.e. parkour, grappling, and wall-running).

7. Mecha Break

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Mecha Break is shaping up to be one of the more anticipated titles of the year, and for good reason. This multiplayer mech shooter plunges players into a post-apocalyptic world where humanity's survival hinges on the use of advanced mechs to navigate contaminated zones... in kickass fashion. The game offers a thrilling mix of ground and aerial combat, with diverse mech classes tailored to different playstyles—whether you're an attacker, defender, sniper, or support specialist. You'll face off in 3v3 + 6v6 modes, and PvPvE extraction missions. Is it mech action done right? It sure looks like it.

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8. Once Upon a Puppet

This 2.5D puzzle platformer, launching on April 23, 2025, combines whimsical storytelling with engaging gameplay.... wrapped up in a theatrical bow. It looks like a game inspired by Pinnochio.

You're in control of Drev by way of Nieve, a puppet magically bound to her while on the road of redemption.Sounds interesting enough, but the visuals look even better (see it for yourself in the demo)!

9. Into The Dead: Our Darkest Days

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Into The Dead: Our Darkest Days is a gripping 2.5D survival horror game that takes players to Walton City, Texas, in 1980—a city overrun by a relentless zombie outbreak. As the leader of a desperate group of survivors, you must navigate the chaos, scavenging for supplies, crafting essential items, and making life-or-death decisions to keep your group alive. The game emphasizes stealth, resource management, and strategic planning, all while delivering a tense and atmospheric experience. This game also has a demo, you want in? Check out it!

10. PIONER

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This MMO FPS challenges players to survive in a post-apocalyptic world reminiscent of S.T.A.L.K.E.R. and Fallout. It’s one of the most anticipated games of 2025.

The Future Games Show Spring Showcase 2025 was a testament to the creativity and innovation in the gaming industry. With such a diverse lineup seen in the nearly 3 hour long showcase, there’s something for every gamer to look forward to this year. Which of these titles are you most excited about?

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