Stardew Valley: Last News

The Northerner, saw experts pull together a shortlist of popular cosy video games “compiled through a variety of reputable articles and reviews”. A “percentrank formula” was then used to calculate each title’s “cosy score”, with the results used to create a top twenty best games for reducing stress list.Topping the list is farming life simulation game Stardew Valley with a cosy score of 9.4, while Animal Crossing: New Horizons came in second with a score of 9.2.Mario Party Superstars, Disney Dreamlight Valley and New Pokémon Snap also featured on the list of best video games for reducing stress.

Stardew Valley has confirmed details of a second global concert tour set to take place through 2025 and beyond.‘Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons’ follows on from this year’s ‘Festival Of Seasons’ tour, which celebrated the four seasons of music that can be heard in Stardew Valley throughout the year. After the “overwhelming response” to that tour, a brand new show will hit the road next year.

Stardew Valley has been out for over eight years, and in that time developer ConcernedApe has released plenty of free updates. Now, 1.6 is finally available on console and mobile.The update that’s actually coming is 1.6.9, available on all platforms now.

Stardew Valley is no easy feat. You have to craft dozens of recipes, catch boatloads of fish, and sell a wide variety of crops.

ConcernedApe has released a new patch for Stardew Valley, bringing 40 new mines and a fishing update to the sim.Last month, Stardew Valley received an absolutely massive 1.6 update that included new festivals, a new mastery system and a new farm alongside fixes, “secrets” and easter eggs.Shortly after that, creator Eric Barone confirmed the launch of a 1.6.4 patch that would feature “a new fishing thing, and some new mining related stuff”. Well, that patch has now gone live and it seems Barone was underselling it somewhat.According to the patch notes, the 1.6.4 update includes various quality of life, gameplay and technical fixes as well as updates for multiplayer and a number of balance edits.The 1.6.4 update is out for PC! This patch adds some new content, as well as many improvements, balance changes, and bug fixes.

Stardew Valley community is a passionate one, and they’ve recently started using the music of Chappell Roan to highlight a queer romance in the game.Roan has a song titled ‘Good Luck, Babe!‘. It’s about the lost potential of a forgotten romance between the singer and a woman who chose to be with a man rather than confront the difficulty of facing her queer identity.

Stardew Valley‘s 1.6 update launched on Tuesday, March 19, and while many of the additions were well documented, one was kept secret.Players have already found a secret Terraria sword added in the 1.6 update, and it takes a few odd steps to acquire. Shared on Reddit, the first step needs you to throw an Ancient Doll into the lava pool on floor 100 in the mines, so get digging.Doing that will grant you the Far Away Stone, which you now need to place in the new pylon in the wizard’s basement.

Stardew Valley players are eagerly awaiting the 1.6 update, due to launch later today, and creator ConcernedApe has revealed many mods should be compatible with the update immediately.ConcernedApe, real name Eric Barone, tweeted last night, “A ton of mods are already updated for 1.6”. He recommends “trying out 1.6 without mods”, but also stated, “I’ve added a public steam branch that will let you stay on version 1.5.6 if you choose”.

Stardew Valley is set to receive its first major upgrade since 2020 next month, with the launch of the 1.6 updateTaking to social media to celebrate the 8th anniversary of Stardew Valley, creator Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone thanked fans for their continued support before confirming the 1.6 update would be launching for PC users on March 19.Console and mobile will follow as soon as possible. “I really really don’t want a big delay between [them].

Stardew Valley fans will soon be able to cook their way through the seasons with the official cookbook from developer Eric ‘ConcernedApe‘ Barone and author Ryan Novak.With over 50 recipes inspired by the game, like the famous Pink Cake that is the favourite of a few of the villagers, the cookbook focuses on seasonal ingredients to reflect Stardew Valley‘s sustainable principles (spotted by PC Gamer). While some of the dishes are self-explanatory like the Farmer’s Lunch or the Crab Cakes, there are surprises in store.The Strange Bun is featured, and seeing that this requires wheat flour, periwinkle and void mayonnaise to bake it in Stardew Valley, it’s a mystery what Barone and Novak will choose for its real world version.Long-time fans of the farming simulation game will also be thrilled to find out that the cookbook contains original illustrations as well as the photographs of all the nibbles and desserts.

Haunted Chocolatier until it’s good and ready in “every aspect”.Barone is a solo developer well known for Stardew Valley, a farm/life simulator in the vein of titles like Harvest Moon. In a recent blog post (October 30), Barone said: “The bottom line is that I won’t rest, or release this game, until I am personally satisfied that it’s very fun and compelling, in every aspect.