Cozy Pottery: Clay Studio

Cozy Pottery: Clay Studio

Relaxing ceramic wheel game

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Released
September 4, 2026
Updated
October 9, 2026

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Small things hold the world together — someone made them, and made them well. Cozy Pottery is a slow game about a village workshop: a wheel, a lump of wet clay, and the person waiting for the vase you shape. Shape the clay yourself Drag along the spinning clay and the wall follows your finger. Narrow the neck, open the belly, pull the pot taller. Nothing is chosen from a menu — the shape is the one your hand made, and every pot comes out a little different. Made for someone Each guest arrives with a drawing of what they need. The game reads your pottery against it — the whole profile and the height — and answers with up to five stars. Close is enough. Identical is not the point. Fire it in the kiln Raw clay is soft and grey. The kiln makes it ceramics: the surface tightens, the colour comes up warm, and the piece is finally yours to hand over. Nine people who keep coming back Twenty-six orders and a long conversation behind them. The guests remember what you made last time, and the closer the shape, the warmer the talk. No feed, no likes, no customer queue — just people at the door of the workshop. Made for the end of the day No timers, no energy bar, no lives to wait for. Play a single order in five minutes or stay at the wheel for an hour. Works fully offline. Free. No ads, no in-app purchases. English and Russian.
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What's New in Cozy Pottery

1.3

October 9, 2026

You can now glaze your pottery. When the shape is ready, tap Glaze. Brush glaze onto the vase with your finger or pour it from above. It runs, soaks into the clay and leaves drips. In the kiln it melts, and the vase comes out just the way you glazed it: your edge, your drips, your colour.

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