The sharing of player-made content can maintain the activity of the community and help the game prosper for a long time. Recently, players from two different games have shared their creations separately.
One is a Stardew Grain Player who recreates the iconic scene from the '90s sitcom Friends, the Central Park Cafe, near Monica's apartment and one of the show's six old friends chatting to pass the time.
In the design, the player sits in the center of the café, the brown sofa, with a cup of coffee on the front table and a bar counter on the left, equipped with a green stool, cake, coffee machine, coffee cup, etc. There's even a trash can behind the bar, echoing the episode "The One Where Ross Moves In," in which Gunther is scolded by health inspectors for taking trash out of the café. In the screenshot, the only thing missing is our several protagonists. In the multiplayer version of the game, a group of friends can actually get together for coffee.
The other is a Pokémon Legend: Al Zeus player, who has handmade a Pokedex book.
The physical version of the book has a blue cover, affixed with protective metal corners, and the pages are bound and knotted with ropes, and the title is in a game-like font. Open the book to see a detailed Pokémon introduction, and in the game trainers need to complete various research tasks to unlock entries. The screenshot shows the Tyrannosaurus rex numbered 81, in addition to various attribute values, but also a simple introduction such as favorite foods and habits. All in all, this handmade is exquisite and expresses the fans' love for Pokémon.