Stardew Valley Beginner Guide: What To Do In Your First Week - Day By Day

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Starting out in Stardew Valley can be an exhilarating experience for new players. Aside from creating their character and choosing which farm to go with, players need to sort out all the different controls as well. Once their playthrough has begun, there are some monumental things players can complete in their first week of Stardew Valley that can set them up for success.

That first week is the one where players should meet all the citizens of Pelican Town, clear out a portion of their farm, and begin their journey in the mines. Noting this, however, there are certain events that can only happen at a certain point in time. For those looking to get the most out of their first week in Stardew Valley, this guide is here to help.

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The first day in the game is a Monday, and players begin life in Stardew Valley in their bed. The first thing to do is to collect the seeds inside the farmhouse and head outside to clear a space to plant them. A player's first objective should be to cut down enough wood to craft a chest (50 wood) and lay out their very first crops.

Once work on the farm is complete, players should head into town and begin their meet and greet with the citizens of Stardew Valley. This should bring them to Pierre's General Store where they should purchase themselves some more seeds to plant. On a limited budget, Parsnips are a great option to level up farming and turn a decent profit quickly.

Players should continue to track down people as well as forage the Mountain region, the Beach, and the Cidersnap Forest. As the first day comes to a close, plant the remaining seeds and water them. Something to keep in mind while exploring: clearing weeds with a scythe doesn't use up any energy and can