Stardew Valley Reaches 41 Million Copies Sold & Fans Are Thrilled For ConcernedApe

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Fans have just noticed that has hit over 41 million copies sold across platforms as of December 2024. Since releasing in 2016, the game has become a very beloved staple in the farming and life-sim genre, allowing players an escape to the quaint little area of Pelican Town. Created by just one developer, ConcernedApe, the game's success has been astounding, proving that pouring a lot of love and devotion into a title can get it a long way.

Coming to Reddit to share the news, user erskol posts a screenshot discovered on 's press page. Announcing that the game has now sold over 41 million copies across its varying platforms and consoles, many flocked to share their support and excitement for the massive success. As this achievement is huge for a small indie game and developer, many feel immensely proud of ConcernedApe — and they couldn't deserve it more according to the fan base.

Despite ConcernedApe working on alone, the game has seen incredible appreciation worldwide, and this new milestone of 41 million copies sold proves anything is possible. With his sole work designing, programming, animating, composing, and writing the game, the genuine care this developer has for his game remains a big reason for its continued success. Through constant updates and support, players continue to pick up the game 8 years after its first release.

As Stardew Valley fans experienced game crashing bugs, developer ConcernedApe swooped in on Christmas Eve to deliver a Christmas miracle for players.

With 26 million copies sold on PC and 7.9 million copies sold on Nintendo Switch, it's clear that these two platforms are the most popular places for people to pick up the title. As the Switch's handheld nature lends nicely to 's easy-going nature, and playing on PC allows for some great mod support, it's no surprise people are enjoying it most over there. But with roughly 7 million copies unaccounted for, other platforms like PlaysDation and Xbox can't be understated either.

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