Michael Deckert | 02/27/2023 – 12:17 p.m.
The popular farm life simulation "Stardew Valley" celebrated its seventh anniversary last weekend. Developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone thanked players for their years of assistance.
"Stardew Valley," a popular farming and life simulation game, celebrated its seventh anniversary last weekend. The game was released on Steam on February 26, 2016, shortly thereafter, reaching consoles and mobile systems.
Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone, the sole developer of Stardew Valley, thanked players for their support and provided a sneak peek at what's to come in Update 1.6.
Developer honors "amazing community of players"
Eric Barone thanked Stardew Valley's players on Twitter. "Today is the seventh anniversary of Stardew Valley's development," the developer said. "Thank you for giving me this special opportunity."
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"Stardew Valley" has missed four major content updates, including the multiplayer update. The game has been released on all major platforms, as well as the official board game, which is important for users. There were musical collaborations, a virtual "Stardew Valley" cup, and the beginning of the official forum.
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Stardew Valley update 1.6 will be released next. According to the developer, the update will provide further modder support, making modding simpler and more powerful.
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The PlayStation Forum is a place to discuss this news.
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