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Multiplayer Notice: Multiplayer is available online via GOG GALAXY, as well as via LAN and Direct IP. All multiplayer connection methods are cross-compatible with the Steam version of the game.
Local Co-Op: To play split-screen mode, you'll need cabins on your farm to house the other players (Robin can build them, or If you're starting a new game, you can choose to start with cabins already placed on the farm via the advanced game options menu). Once the cabins are there, open your game menu, scroll down to multiplayer, and select "Start local co-op" . The other player can now press start on a controller to initiate split-screen.
Multiplayer Notice: Multiplayer is available online via GOG GALAXY, as well as via LAN and Direct IP. All multiplayer connection methods are cross-compatible with the Steam version of the game.
Local Co-Op: To play split-screen mode, you'll need cabins on your farm to house the other players (Robin can build them, or If you're starting a new game, you can choose to start with cabins already placed on the farm via the advanced game options menu). Once the cabins are there, open your game menu, scroll down to multiplayer, and select "Start local co-op" . The other player can now press start on a controller to initiate split-screen.
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Posted on: March 19, 2016
Ambitionless_
Verified ownerGames: 37 Reviews: 1
Pure Cocaine
3 days in and i need my fix constantly, if you haven't had a game that's made you play into the early hours of the morning recently then play this Now.
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Posted on: May 19, 2016
Dancid
Games: 29 Reviews: 1
2d methamphetamine
I don't care what your tastes are: this will be the only thing you want to do for at least 70-80 hours of gameplay.
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Posted on: January 16, 2017
ivye2023
Verified ownerGames: 8 Reviews: 1
Great game for someone who enjoys sims!
I bought this game as a present for my wife, as I felt it was right up her alley. She has spent hundreds of hours on The Sims and Animal Crossing. She also likes time management games like Cooking Mama, Diner Dash, things of that nature. She seems to be enjoying the game so far. When I asked her to describe it, she said it was a more advanced Animal Crossing. My 2 cents based off what I have been told.
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Posted on: January 15, 2018
Klenglen
Verified ownerGames: 16 Reviews: 1
Too complicated and too many monsters
If you consider buying the game because you loved the old Harvest Moon-games (for Game Boy and 64, etc.), there might be worth considering that this IS a different game. For example: - The map is a huge so you will spend a lot of time just running around from place to place. To compensate for this I believe the days last longer than in HM, but that means you need to have a lot of time on your hands to get any progress in the game. - There is a LOT of resources (especially minerals) that you need to improve your farming (new buildings, getting animals, upgrade tools, etc.) - To get minerals you need to work in the local mine, located far away from your farm (resulting in a lot of time just walking around) - In the mines you will face monsters that you need to fight (making the game also an adventure game where you fight monsters). So to get animals you essentially have to spend lots of time killing monsters. - When you eventually got some materials, you need to process them. Some is processed at the blacksmith (also far away from home), and some is processed by stuff you craft yourself at your farm (demanding even more peculiar kinds of recourses you need to gather. - In theory you can buy most if not all the recourses you need, but it is too expensive to be a viable solution to fully rely on if you want reasonable progress any time soon. Also there are so many options in the stores that it can be quite overwhelming. I will give credit for adding more farming options (honey, fruit trees, etc.), and improving fishing a lot. However I personally wished they leaved the mining and fighting only as an option, not as something one almost is required to do. Also the esthetic side of the game is important to me. And even though the esthetics is not bad, I feel like some of the rustic, quaint charm is lost by several features. However the game is obviously good on its own terms, and all critique I put forward is clearly a matter of taste.
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Posted on: July 2, 2018
Tellesburg
Verified ownerGames: 691 Reviews: 1
Library Staple
I love the art and ambiance, bought the soundtrack, and have played Stardew on PC, PS4, and Switch. The gameplay has provided hundreds of hours of entertainment as I set up new farms, try different playthrough strategies, and farm without blisters and sunburn. Stardew is utterly charming.
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