If you’re used to playing Stardew Valley on an home computer setup or tablet and then find yourself having to work off a new machine, and something doesn’t look right. You double check the settings, shrink the UI to the 75% minimum, and yet when you come back the screen is too, well squished. There …
There’s no denying that Breath of the Wild (BOTW) is one of the most interesting additions to The Legend of Zelda franchise. Breath of the Wild came out on Nintendo Switch and was one of the big selling points to Nintendo’s portable console. After all, what’s a new Nintendo console without a new Zelda game? …
The discovery of the Traveling Cart opens up possibilities for the player. Once in a while it’s a good deal, sometimes it’s an overpriced item but a useful one otherwise out of the player’s reach (see quality sprinkler) at the time, and this is also the player’s first introduction to the bright red bag that …
As covered in our Stardew Watering Guide, the daily chore of watering all of your crops can definitely be stressful early on in the game. You need to get as many crops down as possible to get the gold comin in, but the beginning of the game is also when you have the fewest skills …
So maybe you weren’t quite as prepared for Skull Cavern as you thought your were. Or maybe you went a bit too bomb happy and ended up biting it. Whatever the reason, if you pass out due to damage you will end up losing a lot of of your stuff. We’ve all seen that message …
Watering is one of the main activities in Stardew Valley and that shouldn’t be a surprise considering this is a farm-life sim game. For those of us with 1,000 hours in the game we have every type of sprinkler system set up imaginable to water plants every day on the farm(s) in Stardew Valley and …
Tools are an essential part of any farm-life game and Stardew Valley is no exception. Upgrading the right tools at the right time can make the game much smoother, and using an original pick axe and water can by Fall can make you start wondering why the heck so many people claim this drudging game …
One of the biggest frustrations with Stardew Valley, or any other farm-sim game, is when you come out of the house in the morning to find yourself face-to-face with a field of dead crops. Things were going so well – what happened? Many players are surprised to learn that crops can rot, wither, and die …