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“Studio Ghibli” And “Stardew Valley” Have Heavily Inspired This Indie Game

A Still for the classic "Studio Ghibli" Scenery (Left), A Still from "Starsand Island" (Middle), A Still from the game "Stardew Valley" (Right)

Creativision Studio has revealed “Starsand Island”, a charming farming simulation game that evokes the serenity of “Studio Ghibli”. Set to debut on PC in the fourth quarter of 2025, and the game promises a tranquil escape into pastoral island life reminiscent of Stardew Valley’s appeal.

“Starsand Island” invites players to cultivate their own idyllic retreat amidst sun-kissed beaches, lush meadows, and vibrant coral reefs. Drawing inspiration from Ghibli’s enchanting style, the game offers a respite from reality, where players can immerse themselves in the beauty of their personalized paradise.

A Still from the game “Starsand Island”

From tending crops to discovering underwater areas for hidden treasures, players can engage in a variety of activities that celebrate the wonders of nature. With abundant marine life and flora, every discovery brings a sense of fulfillment and adventure.

Moreover, the island boasts a bustling town inhabited by over 40 unique NPCs, each with their own stories waiting to be revealed. By forging meaningful connections and nurturing relationships, players can cultivate a sense of belonging within the island community, fostering a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

A Still from the game “Starsand Island” takes inspiration from “Studio Ghibli” scenes.

Starsand Island promises to be more than just a game—it’s a soulful journey that celebrates the joys of simple living and human connection in a picturesque setting. While console ports have yet to be confirmed, PC players can enjoy this game as it comes out.

Creativision Studio announces Starsand Island, a charming farming sim reminiscent of Studio Ghibli’s style, set for a Q4 2025 release on PC.

Vaishnavi Kamble: My name is Vaishnavi and I love all things Anime and Gaming. I’m currently pursuing my masters in economics.
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