Stardew Valley Standard Edition

Stardew Valley began as a one-person project by ConcernedApe and has outlasted most of the games it was compared to. You inherit your grandfather's overgrown farm in Pelican Town, hand in your notice at Joja Corporation and start clearing rocks. What grows from there is much larger than farming. There are crops and animals across four seasons, but also fishing, mining down a monster-filled cave system, foraging, cooking, artisan production and a full crafting tree. Thirty-odd villagers have their own schedules, histories and dialogue, twelve of whom you can marry, and the town's future depends on whether you restore the Community Center or sell it to Joja. Up to eight players can share one farm in co-op, and the whole thing can be played at whatever pace suits you. Stardew Valley is sold as a single edition on every platform — there is no Deluxe or Complete variant to compare against. This is the full game with all free content updates included: four seasons of farming, fishing, mining, combat and crafting, the complete villager cast and marriage system, the Ginger Island content and the eight-player co-op farm.