Stardew Valley coming to iOS this month, capable of import PC saves

The cellular model of pleasant farm ’em up Stardew Valley will debut on iOS on the finish of the month, creator Eric “ConcernedApe” Barone has introduced, with Android to comply with.

“And I’m sure that’s nice for Appleers,” you snidely butt in, “but I’d like to remind you that on RPS, PC stands for ‘personal computer’ not ‘pocket computer’.”

Alright, pal. The brass neck on you. Here’s why I’m posting the information right here: gamers will have the ability to switch their save knowledge from the PC model to iOS, taking their farms and all their pals with them to gaze longingly into Clint’s useless eyes on the bus.

The iOS model is coming to iPhone and iPad via Apple’s App Store on October 24th, priced at £8/€9/$8 (how does THAT work?).

“It’s the full game, not a cut down version,” Barone stated in yesterday’s announcement – although it doesn’t have multiplayer. This similarity is why we are able to put our farms in our pockets.

“PC players can transfer their save data to the iOS version via iTunes – but make sure to always back up your save data first!” Barone defined. “Mods are not supported, and any save data transferred containing mods may cause compatibility issues.”

It doesn’t sound prefer it’ll sync progress backwards and forwards between the pocket and private laptop variations however, if it doesn’t, I’d anticipate followers to attempt to jury rig an answer.

As for the Android model, that’s coming later. Barone doesn’t point out if it too will assist importing PC saves too however, on condition that Android doodads are usually much less locked-down than Apple, I’d be stunned if doesn’t.