Is Stardew Valley Worth It?

[George]

I'm bored in quarantine, and am looking for a new game. Is Stardew Valley worth the price?

[Manluck]

if you like game like harvest moon or rune factory the answer is YES

[George]

I quite like survival games, like The Long Dark, Minecraft, and Astroneer, which have a crafting aspect to them

[I Kinda Fail]

A normal playthrough will last 80ish hours. I'm at 900 hours. It's worth $15, yes.

[Manluck]

there is a possibility you will like this game or you can try teraria. i suggest try wacth someone playing them first

[George]

Originally posted by Manluck:

there is a possibility you will like this game or you can try teraria. i suggest try wacth someone playing them first

I have played terraria right the way through, I have also watched quite a bit on YT, and thought it was quite interesting, but I'm not too sure yet

[Suzaku]

Originally posted by mist80117:

I quite like survival games, like The Long Dark, Minecraft, and Astroneer, which have a crafting aspect to them

This is not a survival game. The stakes are quite low, and there's really no failure state. That said, if you're looking for a chill farming game with a charming town to explore and mines to delve into with some very basic combat, this game is great for that.

If you want something more survival focused that isn't on your list, try out Subnautica.

[George]

Originally posted by Suzaku:

Originally posted by mist80117:

I quite like survival games, like The Long Dark, Minecraft, and Astroneer, which have a crafting aspect to them

This is not a survival game. The stakes are quite low, and there's really no failure state. That said, if you're looking for a chill farming game with a charming town to explore and mines to delve into with some very basic combat, this game is great for that.

If you want something more survival focused that isn't on your list, try out Subnautica.

also played subnautica all the way through. I would rather like something a bit more relaxing, compared to the madness of survival games

[Suzaku]

Originally posted by mist80117:

also played subnautica all the way through. I would rather like something a bit more relaxing, compared to the madness of survival games

Oh, well relaxing is basically what you do in Stardew. It's perfect for wasting away plenty of quarantine hours.

Or if you're the math and logic type, maybe check out Satisfactory. Completely different objective, in that you're building large automated factories, but it can be pretty chill once you clear out an area and just start building. Available now on Epic Games or coming out in a week or two for Steam.

[Manluck]

then this game will become your answer, at least you try frist

[Nini]

The game is pretty straight-forward and chill. I suggest you watch some gameplay (YT DangerouslyFunny played it) to judge for yourself. It's worth it imo.

[Manluck]

if you bored play vanilla you can try lot of mod to.. but i recommended play with mod if you already play vanilla and really bored do vanila gameplay

[FlaminGo]

I played co op with my gf like 30 hours. 1 hour ago it crashed. Now the save file has gone. There is nothing to do about it. It sucks

[Ryakkan]

I just bought it on Friday and I'm already hooked! Heck yeah it's worth it.

[Tony Twist's Thunderous Right]

Stardew Valley is one of only a handful of games in my 300+ game library that I would consider to be a bargain at the regular asking price. Truly value for money.

[Salt Strider]

Depends on what you like. Don't expect much of a storyline with it. Lots of farming, cooking, and you can make pickled foods for more profit. There are quests you can do though they are not obvious to the player, like rebuilding the community center. (To know more, just go there). You can increase other villager's liking to you, you can eventually get married, oh, and you get to farm. If you don't like farming/gardening/profit-strategy games then this one's not for you.