What type of Stardew Valley player are you?

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Stardew Valleymight be primarily known as a farming sim where you can also romance the village locals, but there’s way more to do than just plant crops. In fact, there is so much to do that it can sometimes be overwhelming to plan out your days. Do you go fishing or to the mines? Do you stay at home or explore a new island? The best part is that there are a lot of ways to play the game, and none of them are wrong. Some just might be more preferable than others.

The sim has also gotten a ton of updates since it first came out in 2016, including the recent 1.6 patch; these updates have spanned across all areas of the game. In addition, there have been plenty of community mods and online tools created, so overall, there are way more types of Stardew Valley players now then there were eight years ago. But which one are you?

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You’re the most standard kind of Stardew Valley player, and that’s not a bad thing. This is a farming sim, after all, so you’re going to take advantage of all you can do on your farm. You don’t choose any of the other farm types beyond the default one when starting a run, although the new Meadowlands Farm in the 1.6 update might be appealing. You’d rather spend each in-game day at home making products to sell or to use in recipes, but unfortunately, you do have to leave every once in a while. When you do leave, it’ll be for the mine, where you can get ore and other materials for machines, or you’ll take the bus outside Pelican Town for more potential crops. After a long day of farming, you’ll fall asleep at 8 p.m., cuddled up in front of the fire with your pet or significant other. You might not even have a partner, though, because why talk to people when you can talk to your plants instead?

While you love spending time at home, it’s not necessarily because you love to grow crops. It’s because you want to make your home look exactly how you want it to. In your game, farming is more akin to landscaping. You’ll spend a lot of your time laying