Adorable Stardew Valley Glitch Has Fans Wishing It Was An Actual Feature
is only supposed to give players one animal as a pet, but one lucky player accidentally got two. The game is a charming life and farming sim that allows players to get to know villagers, take care of livestock and chickens, uncover the secrets behind the valley, and, of course, have a pet dog or cat.
After finishing the cutscene where players receive a dog or a cat as a pet, Reddit user Objective_Rip_2993 found themselves with not one dog, but two. The player thought the second dog would disappear after some time passed, but it seems to have become a permanent resident of their farm.
The two dogs, which the Redditor named Knox and Snooch, look the same, with identical markings. Other players in the comments are saying that this is the luckiest kind of glitch to get, and wishing they could also have twin dogs running around on their farms.
lets players choose between a dog or a cat as a pet to hang out on the farm or inside the house. The recently added Update 1.6 added the ability to let players buy more pets, so it's not that unusual anymore to have more than one dog or cat on the premises. Still, in a comment on the Reddit post, Nome_Super_Daora writes that Concerned Ape, creator of ""
A custom crossover between two life simulation games has fantastic results, even with the major shift in style from Stardew Valley to The Sims 4.
The idea is slightly different from being able to buy and choose other pets. Instead, the cat (or dog) distribution system would be at work in the game, giving players the chance to acquire an extra pet who happens to wander onto their property, just like in real life. This would add a fun random element to a game that already brings many players joy.
While other games struggle with game-breaking bugs and glitches, players manage to get the best kinds of glitches instead. Although ConcernedApe does his best to keep the game as bug-free as possible, some issues do sometimes sneak through the cracks and into players' games.
These tend to
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