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Solitaire oddly enough. Just sit there, throw up a YouTube playlist on my second monitor, open up the game on my main, and just unwind.
Absolutely. I have a ton of games and solitaire is one of the ones I play to chill.
To be fair though, you can get same relaxation by doing any mindless task with music.
Hell, one of the highlights of my week is putting on a history podcast and then just cleaning the hell out of the bathroom, bedroom, mopping the floors, etc.
Its a relaxing personal moment where you're lost in your own world, you learn something new, and your apartment looks great at the end.
Similarly, nonogram/picross puzzles. I have one on my phone that's called Hungry Cat Nonogram that I really like. It mixes up the formula by introducing different colored pixels into each row and columns. It's hard to explain, but very fun. It's the only game I keep on my phone
Solitaire is a 10/10 game tbh. I got a little too good at the iPod Video version of the game because it was addicting.
Sounds like somebody else grew up with windows 3.1.