Summary
- One Stardew Valley fan got a pixel art tattoo featuring elements from the game.
- Players have praised the tattoo artist’s work for its attention to detail.
- Stardew Valley fans celebrate the game in different ways, from getting tattoos to building real-life replicas of in-game items and more.
One Stardew Valley fan has gotten a pixel art tattoo featuring elements from the game. Stardew Valley’s widely popular cozy farm-sim experience holds a profound meaning for some people, so much so that many fans have decided to immortalize the game on their skin - and now another fan has joined them with a pixel art tattoo of the indie hit.
Stardew Valley offers a comfortable, calm, and relaxing experience, where players need to restore and beautify an inherited farm. Starting with simple tasks like watering plants and clearing weeds, the player’s journey in Stardew Valley eventually transforms into that of a true designer and farmer, having to strategically place their crops in a way that not only serves a purpose but also looks visually appealing. But that’s only scratching the surface - the indie game also encourages players to build relationships with the town’s folks, help them with different missions, and explore the town’s mines in order to gather new materials to enhance the farm. Over the years, Stardew Valley has become such a meaningful experience for fans that many of them have come up with different ways to celebrate the game.
Stardew Valley Fan Creates Impressive Real-Life Version of Leah’s Sculpture
One Stardew Valley player reveals what Leah’s Sculpture would look like in the real world, creating an impressive 3D-printed version of the object.
Taking to Reddit, user dustinkz shared with the community two Stardew Valley pixel tattoos he did for a client. The bottom one is a 
Strawberry, which can be grown in Stardew Valley after buying Strawberry Seeds at the Egg Festival, and the top one looks like an artistic version of a Jazz Flower sprout, though the tattoo artist has not clarified it. Both tattoos have been made with careful attention to detail, and players in the comments have praised the artist’s work.
Stardew Valley Fan Gets Strawberry Tattoo
Recently, another fan also got an adorable Stardew Valley tattoo, featuring the Golden and Blue chickens with a heart between them, explaining to the community that the tattoo holds a special meaning for them, as the game helped them overcome really difficult times in their life, especially related to health issues. In addition to tattoos, fans have also come up with different real-life ways to honor the game, such as creating a 3D real-life version of Leah’s sculpture.
Although the game was released more than nine years ago, developer ConcernedApe has continued to update it, bringing fresh content and new ways of experiencing the game. ConcernedApe has even jokingly said he will keep releasing updates for Stardew Valley even 50 years from now, as there always seems to be room for more in the indie cozy farm sim, meaning fans can rest assured that the game will continue to have the developer’s support for years to come.
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OpenCritic Reviews
- Top Critic Avg: 90 /100 Critics Rec: 99%
- Released
- February 26, 2016
- ESRB
- E for Everyone (Fantasy Violence, Mild Blood, Mild Language, Simulated Gambling, Use of Alcohol and Tobacco)
- Developer(s)
- ConcernedApe
- Publisher(s)
- ConcernedApe
- Engine
- Proprietary
- Multiplayer
- Local Multiplayer, Online Multiplayer
- Cross-Platform Play
- Stardew Valley does not currently support crossplay between different consoles and PC
WHERE TO PLAY
- Genre(s)
- RPG, Simulation
