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Back in January, Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone promised that the long-awaited 1.6 update will "absolutely" be out sometime in 2024. And he wasn't kidding: Barone revealed today—the eighth anniversary of Stardew Valley's release, by the way—that the update will arrive on PC on March 19.
In late 2021, indie developer Eric Barone (commonly known as ConcernedApe online), famed for single-handedly creating the magical Stardew Valley (one of Digital Trends’ best video games of all time), officially announced that he was developing an all-new game. That game is called Haunted Chocolatier, and it looks like a whole other world of fun, casual simulation where you find out the secret desires of every single member of your community.
was released all the way back in 2016, and since then, players have enjoyed a steady stream of updates and starting farm after farm to test them out. New content is being added all the time, from additional farm types to new crops, which maintains interest and keeps its player count high. However, naturally, people grow tired of the same old games over time and will start looking for something else, and fans may be looking for the next entry in the series.
Stardew Valley's 1.6 update was released earlier this year for PC. But it wasn't an average patch, as it added a ridiculous amount of new features like a brand new farm, more festivals, and tons of quirky secrets for players to uncover. It was so popular with fans that 150,000 players flooded back into the game.
Stardew Valley 1.6 hit PC back in March, and ever since then console and mobile players have been wondering when their turn with the update will come. Developer Eric 'ConcernedApe' Barone is clearly committed to getting the patch out to all platforms, to the point where even Haunted Chocolatier development has been affected.
In what scientists will someday call «a marketing collabo of supernatural potency,» Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone has revealed that he wants to get some kind of crossover going with Fortnite. Specifically, he'd like to transplant a few of the citizens of his sedate farming sim into Epic's Omniverse, handing them a combat shotgun and letting them go ham on other people's licenced trademarks.
Eric 'ConcernedApe' Barone has been trying to make Fortnite x Stardew Valley happen, and he already has a few ideas for how this potentially seismic crossover could work.
Stardew Valley's international concert tour, Festival of Seasons, has been a pretty substantial success as tickets quickly sold out—the Chicago show reportedly sold out in less than two minutes. With that success, Stardew creator Eric Barone has taken some time to reflect on the tour, specifically the New York show and what it means to him.
CD Projekt Red's Pawel Sasko, who's now the associate game director on Cyberpunk 2, has explained how a beetroot farmer in Australia came to his attention and was subsequently moved to Poland to work on The Witcher 4.