Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley is a sandbox simulator with pixel graphics and multi-platform support, but with a well-thought-out system for earning money and maintaining game balance for the player. The beginning of the game shows how our hero first finds himself on an abandoned farm, inherited from a deceased relative. Since the main character does not mind making money by planting and selling vegetables and fruits, he decides not to sell the farm, but to start improving it. There is a small house on the territory in which we will store things. We will be able to buy livestock and get food from them. For example, if we built a pig pen, we can always eat the pork or send some of the meat to a nearby town while taking on the next task. In the province, power was seized by one person who the residents did not like very much, so they ask us to return the old ruler, or to help establish their usual way of life. The gameplay of the game is not limited to simply planting plants or buying animals. We can go further. If there is a river near the house, then our activities will include fishing, but that’s not all. The main currency in the game is money. We earn them if we sell valuable ore from the mines or complete tasks in the same mines. Inside them we can find not only resources, but also valuable items, such as weapons, some furniture or items for a task. There will also be enemies, NPCs, and a story about the city told by the spirits. In the city itself, we will be able to acquire a wife or husband (depending on the gender of the character we created at the beginning), as well as children. They will live in our house and develop as we upgrade the character or his abilities.