The Sims 4 Player Recreates 3 Stardew Valley Bachelorettes in the Game

A fan of Stardew Valley and The Sims has recreated three of the farming title's bachelorettes within The Sims 4. The recreations are impressive and are just one way that fans of Stardew Valley show appreciation for the game outside of the scope of it.

The Sims and Stardew Valley have quite a bit of crossover within their fanbases. While The Sims 4 has a wider focus and a more robust character creator, the laid-back playstyle of both games often draws similar audiences. This isn't the first time that The Sims has seen Stardew Valley characters brought to life, either. Even when Stardew Valley players turn on a different game, it seems that thoughts of Pelican Town often follow them.

Now, Stardew Valley and Sims 4 player kawaiipiexo has shared their recreation of three of the bachelorettes of Pelican Town: Leah, Emily, and Maru. Each Sims version of the three women are surprisingly accurate, albeit with slightly different clothing, as kawaiipiexo is working with what's available to them in The Sims 4. The likenesses are highly recognizable for fans of Stardew Valley, with fans of the games expressing how impressed they were with each of the bachelorettes.

While The Sims 4 can look quite good, one player noticed that the visuals looked different than what they expected. Kawaiipiexo explained that they were using Reshade for The Sims 4, which lets players improve visuals and make aesthetic changes to the graphics and overlay. Kawaiipiexo shared the Reshade preset they use, so anyone who wants their copy of The Sims 4 to look like this can start there.

While The Sims 4 and Stardew Valley may have some similarities in gameplay, the two titles couldn't be more different in terms of development. The Sims 4 entered the market as the latest entry in a wildly popular franchise and was published by one of the biggest game companies around. Stardew Valley, on the other hand, is an indie title and the first game published by ConcernedApe. However, after all this time, the two