As console and mobile players await the launch of Stardew Valley Update 1.6, developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone has officially stated that he will never charge money for any updates or DLC. The Stardew Valley creator previously commented on his future plans for the life-sim farming game following Update 1.6, and this latest statement has made it clear that he does not intend to charge for any upcoming additions.
Paid DLC has been a key point of discussion in the video game industry for years now, with many feeling that titles with an overwhelming focus on microtransactions and monetization may not always offer the best user experience. While the monetization of video games is understandable from a developer and publisher perspective, ConcernedApe has shocked many with his sentiment towards charging for extra content.
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In response to a recent announcement on Twitter, ConcernedApe made an official statement reassuring fans that he has no intention of ever charging for Stardew Valley updates or DLC. He had just informed fans that he is still hard at work on finishing Stardew Valley...
