107 Stardew Valley Facts YOU Should Know | The Leaderboard

Stardew Valley, the retro-styled farming indie game hit of the year was written, designed and coded by one person, Eric Barone. The Leaderboard explores the origins, hidden secrets, challenges, and future adaptations of this immersive game in our 107 Facts about Stardew Valley. Grab your shovels and let’s start farming!

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Stardew Valley is an indie game darling, allowing players to experience various occupations from a farmer to a fisherman, to miner and more. Stardew Valley was made by one person, Eric Barone and he is consistently updating and adding new features like Co-op and multiplayer it's no wonder Star Dew Valley keeps players coming back. What’s your favorite path and what lessons do you take away from this immersive game. Comment down below and let us know which game we should cover next!!!

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Research by: Kelsey Robinson
Written by: Kelsey Robinson, Nahreen Tarzi, Michelle Kim
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[punkcherries]

did yall really call sam shy
excuse me but sam is probably one of the most friendly and outgoing of the bachelors the shy one is sebastian

[Macho_Fantastico]

Barone is now a millionaire and honestly he absolutely deserves it. Genuinely seems like a super nice guy.

[mccookie-gwyb]

the fact that he taught himself so much of it makes me inspired

[kaiblack]

Shoutout to Eric Barrone for making this masterpiece. Most addicting game i've ever played... even etching out sims 3, persona 5 and WoW. Dude deserves every penny

[jgdevildog]

the only things I want to see more is more dialogue from NPCs and more opportunities to choose response dialogue

[zhuofasians]

“5 or 6 in game years!”
DangerouslyFunny: Laughs hysterically*

[aKidNamedBrady]

Stardew Valley is the most wholesome game I've ever played

[hughobyrne]

Wow, no sarcasm, Eric Barone is a saint to gaming

[ShatteredGlassRoses]

I'm sad that someone didn't notice a certain tidbit

Whether you get it from the water or the vending machine, Joja Cola is always marked as trash. This may be because of the player's previous employment that they quit as they view the company as power hungry. As such, Joja leaves a bad taste in the player's mouth, leading to the player viewing it as trash no matter where it comes from.

[lunarcryptid]

I totally agree with what was said about Autism and this game. I'm an autistic adult on the higher functioning side of the spectrum, and the routine- oriented theme of the game makes it quite relaxing and enjoyable for me, plus it's great for working on social skills and interactions in an environment where I can't do much harm if mistakes are made. I loved this game immediately when I began playing it.

[remixedmelody]

is he saying 5 in game years are alot? im on year 11 and there are others who are in the hundreds

[randomERROR]

Eric Barone should be a villager at stardew

[spiinniing]

"One beta tester logged over 400 hours of Stardew Valley!"
*looks at my over a thousand hours logged*

[eclipse]

I have never felt such admiration for another human being before.

[sydneybeaa]

15:15
You know you are watching an old video when they call the Switch an "upcoming consol"

[crabman]

“Barone included a biracial character and same-sex possibilities to make the game more realistic.”
*includes talking shadow monster*

[-VexyRS]

My girlfriend's first mission in the game was "FOR GIRLS ONLY: psst... I need a Super Cucumber... you know what it's for. Keep it secret, okay?"
-Haley

[Verybadthings]

Marnie and Luis's relationship is my favorite because Lewis sends you on several quests that obviously imply that the two are banging. Like the "shorts" quest and the oil quest wherein Luis specifically asks you not to ask what it is for

[eeveespectrum]

This game has actually helped me cope with my depression and anxiety. The slow paced style has really helped me calm down in the midst of anxiety attacks. It's a wonderful game with a wonderful developer.

[Echocookie]

Barone deserves every dollar. I would easily pay $60 for this game over the latest run-of-the-mill shooter or Assassin's Creed.