Stardew Valley Mobile

Stardew Valley has done what seems difficult or even impossible for many developers, as this game is now available on platforms of any kind.

Release date

The Stardew Valley game developed from a PC version to consoles and has been released for iOS at the end of 2018. Many fans also hope that this game will be available for Android devices soon.

Lousy ports are a common issue when talking about mobile versions of games, however, ConcernedApe has already demonstrated his ability to create a quality product. He created the original version, and he has been working on new versions of the game since then. The mobile version costs only $7.99, and it includes all your favorite features of the game, with no need to pay again for the full experience. There are 12 characters available for marriage, and every character has its own story.

Many of us needed a mobile version. Finally, we can take Stardew Valley everywhere we go and quickly take care of our Stardew Valley farms while doing our daily routine. It has also become much easier to show your friends what this game actually is — just pass your phone over. However, portability also has its price: when playing games, your battery dies quickly. Fortunately, this app seems moderate in consuming power compared to such apps as YouTube or Netflix.

What Has Changed?

To fit the mobile format, the mechanics of the game has been changed. Most often, you are one click away from an action. It makes gameplay easier, as you can be precise when planting, watering, hoeing, or harvesting. Now you can also easily travel to other locations and characters. Just click where you want to go, and your character will start to move automatically. On the other hand, such a feature of the mobile game can cause some problems when fighting in the Mines. You won’t have any issues fighting if you use the auto fight mode. However, if you prefer to fight monsters manually, it may be a tricky task, as your fighting and moving are now linked to each other.

The good news is that fishing becomes just awesome. Your clicks are now much more precise, and you have better control over your character. Actually, the best thing about Stardew Valley mobile (besides its portability) is that you have more control. Now you can get rid of the junk on your farm much quicker. Your tools, such as the Axe, the Pickaxe, and the Scythe, switch automatically depending on the object you want to get rid of. The automatic switch makes the playing experience even more seamless.

The mobile version costs $7.99, while Stardew Valley Steam is $15. Does that mean that the Steam version is better? The truth is that different versions can give you different kinds of experience. If you cannot decide what version of the Stardew Valley game you should play, we suggest that you check out both the PC and the mobile version. The difference in mechanics allows you to enjoy different aspects of the game depending on the chosen platform.