The long-awaited Stardew Valley upgrade 1.6 launch day is established for March 19 on computer, designer Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone has actually introduced.
Barone shared the large information on Twitter earlier today, precisely one month after revealing that the upgrade is ended up as much as “major new content goes.”
“It’s the eighth anniversary of Stardew Valley,” Barone composes. “Thank you for all the support over the years! Today I am announcing the PC release date for the 1.6 update: March 19th. Console and mobile will follow as soon as possible.
“With a brand-new upgrade coming up, an around the world show scenic tour underway, a main recipe book coming quickly, and currently over 30 million duplicates marketed, Stardew Valley is growing even more than ever before,” Barone adds. “As constantly, I’m permanently thankful to the gamers (you!) for making every one of this feasible. Now, back to the work. See you in 3 weeks.”
Update 1.6 was once planned to be on the smaller side, but eventually expanded as new ideas and features were added in. It’s now gotten so big that Barone previously recommended starting a new save file “to see every little thing in context,” though the update will obviously be compatible with existing save files, for those not looking to start a new farm.
Barone continues to balance Stardew Valley updates with work on his next full game, Haunted Chocolatier, which – this will sound far-fetched – looks a lot like Stardew Valley. Except, you know, with more chocolate.
Amusingly, Barone says Stardew Valley’s name, now etched into farm sim history, “simply concerned me,” after the original “was not pleasurable to state.”
Source: gamesradar.com
