Stardew Valley 1.6 Is Finally Coming to Consoles. Developer Announces Release Date

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September 23, 2024, 01:36

New features coming to Stardew Valley’s 1.6 update and subsequent patches will be coming to consoles and mobile devices, but fans will have to wait more than a month.

Source: Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone / Chucklefish.

Major update release date Stardew Valley It was finally announced that it will be released on other platforms. After over six months, Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone has finally been able to confirm when version 1.6 will be coming to consoles and mobile devices: It will take place on November 4th. This also includes the Nintendo Switch version that the developer mentioned Reply to a post by a user on X.

Barone also confirmed that the console version will include all the minor PC patches released after the 1.6 update launched, including the yet-to-be-released 1.6.9 patch (which will be released on PC around the same time as the major update on consoles). He also reminded us of his advice from back in March: While some of the content may still be available in older save files, it would be best to restart the game after the update has been launched..

Fans Stardew Valley I had to wait a long time for this information. Update 1.6 is out on PC On March 19thThe new game update was a significant improvement and subsequently “ConcernedApe” released several smaller patches that not only fixed new (or old) bugs but also introduced several new features.

The announcement of the release date doesn’t just make everyone happy SV fans playing on consoles and mobile devices. The work on the conversion was distracting the developer from his new game: Haunted Chocolate ShopFollowing the release of version 1.6, it’s likely that Barone and the developers supporting him will continue to polish the console and mobile versions in addition to PC. Stardew Valley for a long time. Only then will the creator be able to return Haunted Chocolate Shop.If not Concerned fans force him to take a short break.

He holds a master’s degree in Polish Studies from the University of Warsaw and wrote a thesis dedicated to the subject. He started his adventure with GRYOnline.pl in 2015, writing for Newsroom and later in the film and technology sections (he also contributed to the Encyclopedia). He has been interested in video games (and not just video games) for years. He started with platformers and remains a big fan of them to this day (including Metroidvania). He is also interested in card games (including card games), fighting games, soulslikes and pretty much everything about games. He is amazed by pixelated characters in games dating back to the Game Boy era (if not earlier).