To celebrate Stardew Valley's 9th anniversary, developer ConcernedApe just released a new Nintendo Switch patch with some important fixes for players. As the game nears a decade since its release, this beloved farming and life-sim gem remains one of the most popular in the genre, even after all this time. With players' complete freedom to explore, build relationships, and thrive in Pelican Town, this cozy escape is a must-play for many.
Nintendo Switch players will be thrilled to learn that Stardew Valley just received some massive bug fixes and additions for the game's 9th anniversary, shared by ConcernedApe. With new additions such as extra spouse reactions when interacting and legendary fishponds producing more roe, Switch players can enjoy some new details previously missed out on. There are also plentiful bug fixes, tackling crashing issues and unintended exploits, so the game now runs as intended.
Stardew Valley players on Nintendo Switch can now install the game's latest patch 1.6.15.1, fixing and changing a variety of things in-game. One of the biggest bugs it tackles is with villagers. Players could previously give any item they wished to the townsfolk to improve relationships, skipping over their core likes, dislikes,...
