When Stardew Valley was released in February 2016, it instantly became a fan favorite among those who are into farming simulator games. Let alone the one thing that attracts new players is the top-down pixelated art style, similar to the beloved Pokemon games- minus forcing creatures to fight one another. The story goes as you inherited an old farm plot from your grandfather in Stardew Valley. Handed to you are the tools he had used and a few coins to start your day.

It is not just about the farm, but it is also an experience of the cozy pixelated life. You decorate the farm to your liking, engage in recreational activities, befriend 30 residents of Pelican Town, develop a relationship with 12 townsfolk, explore underground to find hidden treasures while facing dangerous monsters, and customize your character's appearance, adding more creative freedom to this simple-looking game. Speaking of customization, the best part is you can decorate your home as well. Earn well enough by farming and treasure hunting, then fulfill your dream house fantasy.

But that is all Stardew Valley, so what does Roblox have to do with this? Looking back at Stardew Valley’s year of release, 2016 was the time when Roblox had many players. Hence, they played different genres, including farming simulation.

When you think about it- or rather if you are a Roblox player yourself- you mostly play different genres in the third person. Exploring and interaction are a bit different in terms of perspective- let alone the graphics used for the game. That is where the title of this article comes in. If you want to play Roblox games that share the same farming experience as Stardew Valley, then let us dive into these four:

1. Farmstead

Farmstead is a multiplayer game where you can invite your friends to grow a farm together. It is a nice touch so you would not have to grow an empty plot of land on your own at first. You get to customize your farm with decorations as you earn more. By doing so, see and upgrade skills to farm crops, animals, and items that can be valuable to you. Plus, you get to explore new areas of different regions to discover more resources.

2. Farm Life Simulator

Farm Life Simulator is another multiplayer game. The difference between these two is that Farm Life Sim looks more like a tycoon, with all the automatic farming once you get started. This is a more grounded take on farm life.

3. Farm-Life HOUSING

Farm-Life HOUSING takes farming into its simplest formula. What is immediately recognizable is the Minecraft art style, although textured a bit differently to bring out a different vibe. Grow your farm and your house as you grind your way through farming, raising animals, and cutting trees.

4. Welcome to Farmtown

Welcome to Farmtown takes online farming games to a whole new level. You get to drive a vehicle around its open world (but watch out for its remaining fuel). Not only that, these vehicles are an essential part of the game, for you use these to deliver your crops and earn money. However, if you have a hard time managing your growing farm, you can hire workers to take care of your crops and animals. To make “play with friends” easier or more expandable, you can chat with fellow farmers via global chat.