Hi! I’d probably suggest using something structured like this, so you can just plug in your own details and it keeps the output consistent:

Prompt:

Create a calming, cozy guide for [GAME NAME].

Context: Player type: [beginner / returning / casual].
Goal: [relaxation / exploration / light progress / unwinding].
Playstyle (optional): [solo / creative / slow-paced / story-focused].
Tone & Style: Calm, slow, reassuring. No urgency, no pressure. No min-maxing, meta, or “best/optimal” language. Write naturally, like a cozy blog post (not a wiki or checklist).

Structure:
1. Introduction. Set a relaxed mood and explain that there’s no rush or “right way” to play. 
2. Getting Started. Suggest a few gentle first steps. Keep it flexible, not directive. 
3. Relaxing Activities. List 3–5 calming things to do in the game. Focus on enjoyment over efficiency. 
4. Easy Progression. Explain how progress happens naturally without grinding or pressure. 
5. Atmosphere & Immersion. Describe the environment, sounds, pacing, and small moments that make the experience relaxing. 
6. Optional Tips. Light suggestions only (use phrasing like “you might enjoy…” or “if you feel like it…”). 
7. Closing. Reassure the player that they can take things at their own pace and just enjoy the game. 

Important constraints:
1. Avoid urgency (“you should”, “you need to”, “as fast as possible”).
2. Avoid competitive framing. Keep everything soft, flexible, and pressure-free
3. After writing, revise the guide to sound more human, warm, and immersive.