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Escape the drudgery of 9 to 5 by moving to Stardew Valley to become a farmer.
Before starting the game, you first decide on your name and the name of the farm. Then you can set your appearance and your animal preference. Select the type of farm you like, such as near the river, on the hill or a standard farm. After a short cutscene, you decide to take the farm that your grandfather left you, the farm is in Stardew Valley, near Pelican Town. There are 7 types of farms for you to choose from, but you cannot change it once the game starts. The advanced game options for multiplayer options, or to present additional challenges and rewards, such as if you want to have monsters on the farm.
Your guide for the game at the start is Robin, the local carpenter and Mayor Lewis from Pelican Town. At the start, you notice that the game is quite run down and you need to clear the land before planting crops. At the bottom of the screen are 12 boxes for items in your inventory. The items can stack up, the amount of items is shown at the bottom right corner.
In the menu option, you get to see your total inventory, funds and earnings, all important things to keep your farm running. Keep track of your skills and special items and the title depending on your skill set. The friends you make and romantic interests will show up in the social tab. Give your neighbors gifts or chat with them to improve your relationship level, especially if you are intending to be romantic with them.
Access the locations of stores and locations of specific places on the map, the map will also indicate opening times for the shops. In the crafting section, create fences, gates or chests to decorate your own farm. Crafting requires raw materials, and they are at the bottom of the crafting items. You may have to craft items to fulfill orders to earn more money.
In the collections tab, you can keep an inventory of the items that you have collected and sold when you are in the game. There are fruits and vegetables, fish, artifacts, minerals, the recipes that you have created, your achievements in the game. Your notes and letters also appear in the collections tab, so you can reread the notes.
The options tab allows you to select how you want the game to run, such as showing portraits of your friends, hiding the tools and seeing where your tools are hitting. You can also enable the zoom buttons on screen by switching it on in the options tab.
The icons in the top left corner of the screen when you are in the farm have important information. The exclamation mark goes into your journal to keep track of your activities and orders. You have the calendar and time so you can plan your day throughout. As a farner the seasons and the weather are important. The arrow points in the direction of the sun, the little panel on the left is the weather and the right one is the season. The currency is in Gil, it is at the bottom of the time panel. You use gil to buy items such as gifts and furniture.
You have an energy bar on the bottom right, while your health bar will only appear when you are in the mines or when something hurts you. Typically, you will wake up at 6.50am but you can go to bed at any time of the day. But once you pass 2am, you will pass out.
Before starting the game, you first decide on your name and the name of the farm. Then you can set your appearance and your animal preference. Select the type of farm you like, such as near the river, on the hill or a standard farm. After a short cutscene, you decide to take the farm that your grandfather left you, the farm is in Stardew Valley, near Pelican Town. There are 7 types of farms for you to choose from, but you cannot change it once the game starts. The advanced game options for multiplayer options, or to present additional challenges and rewards, such as if you want to have monsters on the farm.
Your guide for the game at the start is Robin, the local carpenter and Mayor Lewis from Pelican Town. At the start, you notice that the game is quite run down and you need to clear the land before planting crops. At the bottom of the screen are 12 boxes for items in your inventory. The items can stack up, the amount of items is shown at the bottom right corner.
In the menu option, you get to see your total inventory, funds and earnings, all important things to keep your farm running. Keep track of your skills and special items and the title depending on your skill set. The friends you make and romantic interests will show up in the social tab. Give your neighbors gifts or chat with them to improve your relationship level, especially if you are intending to be romantic with them.
Access the locations of stores and locations of specific places on the map, the map will also indicate opening times for the shops. In the crafting section, create fences, gates or chests to decorate your own farm. Crafting requires raw materials, and they are at the bottom of the crafting items. You may have to craft items to fulfill orders to earn more money.
In the collections tab, you can keep an inventory of the items that you have collected and sold when you are in the game. There are fruits and vegetables, fish, artifacts, minerals, the recipes that you have created, your achievements in the game. Your notes and letters also appear in the collections tab, so you can reread the notes.
The options tab allows you to select how you want the game to run, such as showing portraits of your friends, hiding the tools and seeing where your tools are hitting. You can also enable the zoom buttons on screen by switching it on in the options tab.
The icons in the top left corner of the screen when you are in the farm have important information. The exclamation mark goes into your journal to keep track of your activities and orders. You have the calendar and time so you can plan your day throughout. As a farner the seasons and the weather are important. The arrow points in the direction of the sun, the little panel on the left is the weather and the right one is the season. The currency is in Gil, it is at the bottom of the time panel. You use gil to buy items such as gifts and furniture.
You have an energy bar on the bottom right, while your health bar will only appear when you are in the mines or when something hurts you. Typically, you will wake up at 6.50am but you can go to bed at any time of the day. But once you pass 2am, you will pass out.