"Merry Glitchmas": Stardew Valley Player's Chicken Coop Is Probably Not Supposed To Look Like That

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An architectural mishap during a chicken coop upgrade in has left players baffled and amazed at the resulting building. The building designs in the indie farming and life simulator look great but are generally focused on being functional rather than aesthetic. This glitch, though, changes the design of the chicken coop to something that would look perfectly at home in an M. C. Escher painting.

A player who goes by pokegirl275 on Reddit shared an image of their glitched-out chicken coop, with the apt title "" The coop doesn't seem like it stayed that way for long, but the captured screenshot shows it looking like it's made of strips that were put together incorrectly. Pokegirl275 is not complaining, though, instead finding it hilarious, exclaiming ""

The chicken coop in is usually a fairly boxy, straightforward building that's utilitarian in nature and style. Thanks to this glitch, though,the upgraded version of the building gains a whole lot more personality. Many of the comments agree that they wouldn't mind having their coop glitch out in a similar way. Reddit user MasterLiKhao says they would actually want Robin to build their chicken coop this way, proclaiming, ""

Stardew Valley fans try to explain their tendency to take the long way through town, and it seems that the key is all in the trash scattered about.

Despite giving it a very interesting style, the chicken coop is certainly not supposed to look this way, and other players urge the original poster to rush to the friendly local carpenter for help. DutchTimeLordBean is concerned for the welfare of the chickens, asking "" It seems like the animals are unaffected by the very fabric of existence rearranging itself, with the coop being the only part of the game that looks like Robin "" as AnInnocentGoose puts it.

I love the style of buildings, but I wouldn't mind having more options for decorating the exteriors. Being able to unlock and apply different architectural styles to the farmhouse and its surrounding