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- Stardew Valley’s mutliplayer launched a couple of weeks ago, letting farm owners roll around in the dirt with up to three pals.But the landowning “host” player must be present if friends are to plant tomatoes, and that head player also has the final say over decisions such as when you all go to bed.
- Every time we try to connect, via Steam invite or by the code issued in game, it says 'No free slots on server,' despite us not even connecting to each other. I know that the beta is still super early, but it doesnt seem like this specific issue has been brought up. Stardew Valley is an open-ended country-life RPG, with support for 1–4.
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Stardew Valley, one of the most popular casual farming life sims available on PC is getting another major upgrade and some features have been teased out by the creator.
Eric Barone, known as ConcernedApe, posted on Twitter that the 1.5 update will bring (amongst other things) splitscreen co-op which is quite exciting. Barone confirmed in follow-up posts that on PC this would be with up to 4 people. There's a lot more confirmed to be coming but first take a look below:
The above picture shows at least two entirely new areas, new monsters, a new weapon, you can place torches on top of fence posts, a new hat, a new floor type and the list goes on. What can you spot that's new?
What else to expect from Stardew Valley 1.5?
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- Sitting on furniture and furniture can be placed outside
- Banana trees
- Ducks will actually float on water now
- You can move your bed
- A new area, looks sandy
And there's probably plenty more we've missed. There's no date on when to expect it but it's shaping up to be a pretty huge free upgrade and that's awesome.
If you wish to pick up a copy you can do so on Humble Store, GOG and Steam.
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.