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Stardew Valleyis one of the ultimate comfort games.
Looking to make the most out of your crops in Stardew Valley?
There’s even a mobile version for phones, iPads, and tablets.
You won’t be sharing it on mobile, however co-op isn’t supported.
ConcernedApe, AKA Eric Barone, is very receptive to fans and usually tries to accommodate reasonable requests.
Mobile co-op, despite it being hotly requested, doesn’t appear to be on the table.
10Modding Availability
Stardew Valley has one ofthe most active modding communitieson NexusMods.
But you won’t get all of that on mobile.
And if you’re on Apple devices, there are no modding options at all.
If they’re on the same version, however, you might move files freely.
Here, it’s possible for you to learn how to pass this test.
Touchscreens can be finnicky sometimes, and having a controller available is always handy.
Pelican Town is always waiting for you.
You don’t even need internet once the game is downloaded.
Just launch the app and go.
6Autosave Availability
Playing Stardew Valley requires some time management on the computer and consoles.
No matter what interruptions happen, your mobile farm will always be safe.
PC and console players will just have to make do with their once-a-day saves.
5Auto-Attacks
Combat is simplein Stardew Valley; press a button to swing your weapon of choice.
On mobile, it’s somehow easier!
4Auto-Swapping Tools
In addition to auto-attacking, you’ll be able to auto-swap your tools.
This means that you won’t need to find the right tool in your inventory and select it.
3Zooming On Mobile
Another great feature of the mobile version is the ability to pinch and zoom.
By simply pinching your fingers, the map will zoom in and out.
With the zoom feature, you also have to do less tapping for move.
2Update Schedule
Mobile Stardew Valley tends to be a little behind on updates.
PC is ConcernedApe’s main focus, with everything else coming in second.
It’s not really a bad thing, especially if the updates are minor.
And Stardew Valley is always a good thing.
