Stardew Valley Creator Confirms Another Update 1.6 Detail

Eric «ConcernedApe» Barone, the creator of Stardew Valley, has confirmed that bug fixes for the mobile version of the game will be coming in Update 1.6. Fans have been excited for Stardew Valley Update 1.6 since it was first teased months ago, and the game's creator has reassured fans that a highly-requested update will be included in the big patch.

First launched in 2016, Stardew Valley is a life-sim with gameplay that includes farming, fishing, mining, foraging, crafting and more. Players fell in love with the game for its cute aesthetic, wholesome storytelling, and relatable characters, leading the game to become one of the most successful indie titles of all time. As fans await the big Update 1.6, ConcernedApe has confirmed that key changes are on the way.

ConcernedApe replied to a question on Twitter to confirm that mobile bug fixes will be coming to Stardew Valley with Update 1.6. Fans have been looking forward to Update 1.6 for some time, with ConcernedApe dropping sneak peeks and previews from time to time. Key features coming in Stardew Valley Update 1.6 include more story dialogue, end game content, new crops, and seasonal outfits for the NPC citizens of Pelican Town. However, some players have been struggling to enjoy the game as is, due to a number of bugs in the mobile version of the game. In response to a fan asking for help with the complications, ConcernedApe has reassured the community that the mobile version of Stardew Valley will be getting bug fixes as part of Update 1.6. Stardew fans have already begun celebrating and praising the game's creator for listening to fans and meeting their needs.

While there is certainly no shortage of life-sim games, players continue to flock to Stardew Valley. Fans appreciate the developer being attentive to the community's voice and even offering fun opportunities outside the game. ConcernedApe recently commented on the successful start to the Stardew Valley Festival of Seasons concert tour, which kicked off last