This Stardew Valley-Like Can Also Quench Your Sims Thirst

Stardew Valley is going to turn ten years old next year, and yet, players are still discussing it and playing it as if it hasn't aged a day. Part of this is due to the fact that its solo developer continues to release updates for the game, as even now a 1.7 update is in development. Even without these patches, though, many fans would have found a place to come home to in Pelican Town, enjoying the open-ended adventure. Mining, farming, fishing, and many more activities make it easy for players to experience Stardew Valley in their own way while unwinding from their everyday work and life. In fact, the game encourages this with its premise of wanting to escape a dead-end job to take care of a little worn-down farm.