If you’ve been playing the same game for a long time, you know things can get too familiar, so it’s good to see projects like the Aquarium mod and the Stardew Valley Terrarium Project recycling all the different creatures. and other random animals scattered around the landscape of the farming game.
Project Aquarium/Terrarium isn’t just one mod, it’s actually a collection of multiple mods created by Stardew Valley fan StarAmy with the goal of overhauling all the different mobs and critters that make up the Game of Life ecosystem. So far, they have created five separate mods that include new skins for a wide variety of animals.
In addition, they are also working on a redesign of the aquariums in Stardew Valley, which slightly improves their design and also includes the ability to completely convert them from aquariums to terrariums. This eliminates the effect of water and allows you to store rodents, birds, insects, and reptiles in exhibits. Another mod in the collection allows you to place flowers and other small items on the tanks for additional decoration.
Not all animals have been covered by StarAmy’s mods so far, but the vast majority of creatures you can find in Stardew Valley will have a new, more natural look, including a selection of options like butterflies and moths. They note that this currently only adds non-interactive versions of the creatures, but they are working on a set of lootable creatures with proper tank animations.
If you’re into that sort of thing, you’ll be happy to hear that the upcoming Stardew Valley 1.6 update will make life easier for modders. You can also check out the future of Coral Island, similar to Stardew Valley, which recently announced an October release date.
Source : PC Gamesn
