Pokéhaan Dew is the biggest Stardew Valley add-on we've ever seen

Stardew Valley players have one of the most expansive modpacks we’ve ever seen just waiting to be downloaded, and it’s perfect for Pokémon fans.

We’ve seen so many crossovers between Stardew Valley and Pokémon over the last few years, and we’ve been pleasantly surprised at how well these two franchises mesh together.

They’re not real-time battle simulators like some of the latest Pokémon web browser games we’ve been seeing, they keep Stardew Valley’s core mechanics the same whilst injecting some familiar faces.

Whilst browsing some of the selection, we found Pokéhaan Dew, a modpack that delivers the ultimate Pokémon in Stardew Valley experience.

What is Pokéhaan Dew and what does it add?

Created by Kehaan, Pokéhaan Dew packages over 700 individual enhancements for your Stardew Valley playthrough, though we’d probably advise you to start a new save file to get the full experience.

The mod’s available on Cursed Forge and is one of the most comprehensive collections we’ve seen so far.

You can find some of the features outlined below, courtesy of the modpacks Cursed Forge page.

-Pelipper Town by AlexanderVerde – Explore different habitats, catch Pokémon, build a party, train and evolve them, battle, complete quests, breed, and progress through new systems.

-Pokémon & Farm Helpers – Suitable Pokémon can help with crops, animals, fishing, foraging, mining, orchards, crab pots, machine output, and other farm work.

-Multiplayer – Each farmer can have their own starting journey, party, active Pokémon, progression, skills, and personal storage.

-Partner Journal – Press P to manage your party, moves, work policies, progression, wild encounters, skills, and other Pelipper Town systems.

-Kehaan Dew Guide – Adds an in-game welcome letter with a short Pokehaan Dew guide and important controls.

-Kehaan Custom Content – Includes custom machines, special animals, NPC keepsakes, foods, recipes, replicas, expanded shops, decorations, paintings, visual variants, letters, and more.

-Visual Customization – Alternative Textures adds many variants for machines, animals, furniture, and other objects.

-Quality of Life – Includes mods such as Automate, Auto Forager, Bigger Backpack, Lookup -Anything, To-Dew, UI Info Suite 2, Skull Cavern Elevator, and Tractor Mod.

-More Content – Includes Fish Bonanza, dialogue and event expansions, and other additions to make the valley feel more alive.

There’s a lot of good stuff there already, and yet it’s only the tip of the iceberg. It’s a must-play if you love both Stardew Valley and Pokémon.

More on ConcernedApe’s Stardew Valley successor

Stardew Valley has been out for several years now, and in that time ConcernedApe has released several meaningful content updates. However, the solo dev is now working solely on the next game: Haunted Chocolatier.

Haunted Chocolatier may look similar to Stardew Valley, but it’s going to be a very different experience. In fact, ConcernedApe has teased it'll have more in common with an action RPG than a management simulator.

It’s all looking quite promising so far, and we’re looking forward to giving it a go when it comes out. That said, don’t expect its release date to be anytime soon, as even ConcernedApe doesn’t know when the project will be finished.