"Stardew Valley", the successful indie game of 2016, has finally launched on the Xbox One and PS4 this month following a big acclaim on the PC during the first quarter. In fact, the "Stardew Valley's" console release is reportedly winning over a lot of fans, despite the reported bugs, which have been fixed already.
Following the massive content update for "Stardew Valley", there are a number of things that are expected from the game.
"Stardew Valley" New Features
"Stardew Valley" will continue to receive a lot of support in the future. This was confirmed by the game developer ConcernedApe, further revealing that new features will be developed for "Stardew Valley", when the initial console bugs have been fixed.
Based on reports, the first huge content update for "Stardew Valley," which is called version 1.1, arrive this fall and included several new features, new crops, some end-game content, new house upgrades and new marriage candidates. The "Stardew Valley" update also included four new farm layouts that players can choose from at the start of the game. Stardew Valley Multiplayer
"Stardew Valley" is further hinted to have a multiplayer, which is believed to be a huge undertaking if it is fundamentally the same game mode. This means that players may be able to farm together.
"Stardew Valley" For Nintendo Switch
Given the fact that Nintendo has reportedly cancelled the "Stardew Valley" Wii U version, the game is now believed to come to Nintendo Switch. That said, the game will soon be made widely available, according to report. Meanwhile, reports indicate that "Stardew Valley" is the game that "Harvest Moon" should have been.
"Stardew Valley" Set-up
Being almost similar to "Harvest Moon," "Stardew Valley" allows the players to take on the role of an office worker who exits the rat race and renovates a late granddad's rundown farm. How they go about this is up to the players, though fixing the buildings and clearing the lands are apparent starting points, according to Metro. Watch "Stardew Valley"