Fan recreates Stardew Valley Year 1 farm from gingerbread with adorable details

The holiday season is in full swing, and the much-loved tradition of building a gingerbread house collides with the unique farm building aspects of Valley of the Stars. One fan got creative and brought the first year's farm to life with a nice holiday touch, much to the delight of the Valley of the Stars community.

Editor Revolutionary Rub8026 posted several photos of them Valley of the Stars-Gingerbread themed farmhouse based on your freshman farm. Every year, RevolutionaryRuby8026 creates a themed gingerbread house alongside her friends and this year she chose one Valley of the Stars theme while they both played. The gingerbread house had a lot of details for the Valley of the Stars community to scour and get excited about.

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The effort to recreate the farm makes this a unique take on a holiday classic

Some with eagle eyes Valley of the Stars fans noticed that one of the trees in the gingerbread farmhouse didn't exactly look like a fruit tree that players would receive in year one. RevolutionaryRub8026 explained that they allowed mango candies in their ginger farm as a callback to Ginger Island, where players can purchase new NPCs and find mango fruit trees. However, they also admitted that it was easier to get mango candies and wanted to try them before adding them to the gingerbread farm. Depending on the player's goals, getting fruit trees in the first year might not be at the top of their list, so RevolutionaryRub8026's trees are more for sweet aesthetics than gameplay accuracy.

Valley of the Stars Fans were extremely positive in the thread and enjoyed finding new details in the gingerbread farmhouse. RevolutionaryRub8026 revealed that the dirt was made from a mixture of crushed cookies and Oreos along with gingerbread, frosting and hard candy. Editor swimmer913 was jealous of the detail of the farm's layout, commenting, “This is adorable and also an amazing first year farm. I wish my first year farm was this organized and well planned!” In Valley of the StarsThe organization of a player's crops is critical to their growth, and the smallest thing, like a pig sleeping in a seedling patch, can confuse the most detail-oriented player.

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Stardew Valley's brand of comfort fits perfectly with real-world holiday celebrations

Valley of the Stars fans were overwhelmingly positive on the threadas Redditor Minntakawho commented, “This is the best one ever, and I love it; you did a fantastic job!” Minntaka also wished them a happy Winter Star Banquet, an in-game event during winter where players receive an NPC to give a gift. The Winter Star Festival aims to imitate traditional winter holiday celebrations, and with the recent Valley of the Stars Update 1.6, players can better track their activities during the banquet.

The vacation intentions behind this gingerbread farmhouse are certainly tied to Stardew Valley connection to winter holidays in the real world. While Valley of the Stars It has its stressful moments and can make any player excessively comb through every detail, it's a fun farm life simulator that lets you organize your life the way you want. Players can elevate the community of Valley of the Stars through your actions in the game, which go hand in hand with the Christmas spirit.

Sources: Reddit/RevolucionárioRub8026, Reddit/nadador913, Reddit/Minntaka