Stardew Valley has 7 options for map layouts, but the Four Corners map is the best one. While the other farms focus on one single objective (fishing, farming, combat, or mining), the Four Corner ...

This farm layout in Stardew Valley is designed for multiplayer use, however, you can use it in single player too. This layout combines some of the earlier-mentioned layouts into a single layout.

The standard farm layout is also great for Stardew Valley beginners because it contains many valuable resources — plenty of trees, stumps, and stones. Clearing them out requires some back ...

Discover the best farm layouts for Stardew Valley! ... But what sets this farm layout apart is its ability of making fishing accessible, even in the later stages of the game.

No matter if you’re here to fish, forage, fight, or just name 37 chickens “Nugget,” we’ve got you covered. Here’s a breakdown of the best Stardew Valley farm types for every kind of ...

Once you do, you can finally access the best fishing rod in Stardew Valley — the Iridium rod. It will cost you an arm and a leg at 7,500g, but it can use bait and tackle.

Stardew Valley’s long-awaited 1.6 update is finally here, and with it comes a brand new farm type. You can now choose the Meadowlands farm, but you may have to tailor your skills and stats ...

Stardew Valley’s new farm types, pets, and achievements After teasing new features over the past week, including a major festival and end-game content, Barone has officially released update 1.6.

Stardew Valley Expanded has many new areas to collect new fish to add to your growing collection. Here is a guide for them.

Our Stardew Valley tips reveal all there is to know about making money quickly, investing in crops, fishing, mining, which sections of town to unlock first, and more.

Fishing is one of the most challenging — and hated — parts of ConcernedApe’s Stardew Valley. That’s exactly why it’s my favorite.