Stardew Valley smash hit coming to mobile, iOS gets it first on October 24
Stardew Valley, the award-winning farming RPG, is making the jump to mobile. Publisher Chucklefish has just announced that Android and iOS users will be able to play their game starting this month.
Well, at least iOS users will since the Android version of the game isn't finished yet. Stardew Valley will be released in the App Store on October 24. The game will cost £7.99 / $7.99 / €8,99 and will not feature any in-app purchases. Moreover, Stardew Valley supports both iPhone and iPads, but it only includes single player content, so there will be no multiplayer mode.
On the bright side, developers announced that PC players will be able to transfer their save data to the iOS version via iTunes (make sure to back up your save first though). Keep in mind that since mods are not supported, any save data transferred containing mods may cause compatibility issues.
If you've played the PC version, you'll be happy to know that this isn't a cut-down version of Stardew Valley especially designed for mobile devices, but the full game. The only difference is that it's been redesigned for touchscreen gameplay.
The folks over at The Secret Police, the studio taking care of the mobile port, are still working on finishing the Android version of Stardew Valley, so at this time we can't say for sure when it's going to be released.
Well, at least iOS users will since the Android version of the game isn't finished yet. Stardew Valley will be released in the App Store on October 24. The game will cost £7.99 / $7.99 / €8,99 and will not feature any in-app purchases. Moreover, Stardew Valley supports both iPhone and iPads, but it only includes single player content, so there will be no multiplayer mode.
If you've played the PC version, you'll be happy to know that this isn't a cut-down version of Stardew Valley especially designed for mobile devices, but the full game. The only difference is that it's been redesigned for touchscreen gameplay.
source: Chucklefish
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