In the words of Cilla Black (really showing my age here), “Surprise, surprise!”Stardew Valleyis a game that takes it time when it comes to new content.Non-PCplayers are still waiting for version 1.6 of the ConcernedApe game to become available; though apparently console users will soon get said update come early November.AdvertOur point is that surprise DLCs don’t happen often, if at all.Unlike the quiet days on the farm thatStardewtypically offers, this new content is going to offer something slightly different.We’ll never tire of hearing theStardew ValleymusicIn yet another collaboration,Balatrohas added several new additions to its“chaotically brilliant”gameplay.AdvertAlthough it sounds like an odd development, it’s one fans are absolutely loving.“Pierre as the joker holding bags of money is absolutely perfect,”commentedReddit user Bapepsi.Stardew’s store owner always seemed like such a modest man, to see this Moneybags side of him leaves me wondering if we’ve ever seen the real Pierre…?Of course, if you’re going to win atBalatro, having different sides to your your game will come in very handy.AdvertAs far as depth goes, a change of design is all you’ll really notice when playing this new DLC.Nevertheless, forStardewandBalatrofans, it’s wonderful to see a match that nobody dared to dream become reality.If it’s greater change you seek, thenStardew’s sequelis just the ticket.Sadly, it isn’t out just yet, but that isn’t stopping fans from being hyped about what this new adventure will offer. Besides lots and lots of chocolate, that is.AdvertWe hope you find something to play for now that this DLC is available. However, if you don’t fancy playing a game of poker, there’shidden featuresstill left to uncover inStardew.The hold this indie game has on us is still so strong, we doubt it’ll ever loosen its grip. And we’re totally fine with that.You can play the latestBalatroDLC now. Or maybe once you’re back home; it’s up to you really.AdvertFeatured Image Credit: ConcernedApeTopics:Stardew Valley,PC,Steam,PlayStation,Xbox,Nintendo Switch
In the words of Cilla Black (really showing my age here), “Surprise, surprise!”Stardew Valleyis a game that takes it time when it comes to new content.Non-PCplayers are still waiting for version 1.6 of the ConcernedApe game to become available; though apparently console users will soon get said update come early November.AdvertOur point is that surprise DLCs don’t happen often, if at all.Unlike the quiet days on the farm thatStardewtypically offers, this new content is going to offer something slightly different.We’ll never tire of hearing theStardew ValleymusicIn yet another collaboration,Balatrohas added several new additions to its“chaotically brilliant”gameplay.AdvertAlthough it sounds like an odd development, it’s one fans are absolutely loving.“Pierre as the joker holding bags of money is absolutely perfect,”commentedReddit user Bapepsi.Stardew’s store owner always seemed like such a modest man, to see this Moneybags side of him leaves me wondering if we’ve ever seen the real Pierre…?Of course, if you’re going to win atBalatro, having different sides to your your game will come in very handy.AdvertAs far as depth goes, a change of design is all you’ll really notice when playing this new DLC.Nevertheless, forStardewandBalatrofans, it’s wonderful to see a match that nobody dared to dream become reality.If it’s greater change you seek, thenStardew’s sequelis just the ticket.Sadly, it isn’t out just yet, but that isn’t stopping fans from being hyped about what this new adventure will offer. Besides lots and lots of chocolate, that is.AdvertWe hope you find something to play for now that this DLC is available. However, if you don’t fancy playing a game of poker, there’shidden featuresstill left to uncover inStardew.The hold this indie game has on us is still so strong, we doubt it’ll ever loosen its grip. And we’re totally fine with that.You can play the latestBalatroDLC now. Or maybe once you’re back home; it’s up to you really.AdvertFeatured Image Credit: ConcernedApeTopics:Stardew Valley,PC,Steam,PlayStation,Xbox,Nintendo Switch
In the words of Cilla Black (really showing my age here), “Surprise, surprise!”Stardew Valleyis a game that takes it time when it comes to new content.Non-PCplayers are still waiting for version 1.6 of the ConcernedApe game to become available; though apparently console users will soon get said update come early November.AdvertOur point is that surprise DLCs don’t happen often, if at all.Unlike the quiet days on the farm thatStardewtypically offers, this new content is going to offer something slightly different.We’ll never tire of hearing theStardew ValleymusicIn yet another collaboration,Balatrohas added several new additions to its“chaotically brilliant”gameplay.AdvertAlthough it sounds like an odd development, it’s one fans are absolutely loving.“Pierre as the joker holding bags of money is absolutely perfect,”commentedReddit user Bapepsi.Stardew’s store owner always seemed like such a modest man, to see this Moneybags side of him leaves me wondering if we’ve ever seen the real Pierre…?Of course, if you’re going to win atBalatro, having different sides to your your game will come in very handy.AdvertAs far as depth goes, a change of design is all you’ll really notice when playing this new DLC.Nevertheless, forStardewandBalatrofans, it’s wonderful to see a match that nobody dared to dream become reality.If it’s greater change you seek, thenStardew’s sequelis just the ticket.Sadly, it isn’t out just yet, but that isn’t stopping fans from being hyped about what this new adventure will offer. Besides lots and lots of chocolate, that is.AdvertWe hope you find something to play for now that this DLC is available. However, if you don’t fancy playing a game of poker, there’shidden featuresstill left to uncover inStardew.The hold this indie game has on us is still so strong, we doubt it’ll ever loosen its grip. And we’re totally fine with that.You can play the latestBalatroDLC now. Or maybe once you’re back home; it’s up to you really.Advert
In the words of Cilla Black (really showing my age here), “Surprise, surprise!”
Stardew Valleyis a game that takes it time when it comes to new content.
Non-PCplayers are still waiting for version 1.6 of the ConcernedApe game to become available; though apparently console users will soon get said update come early November.
Advert
Advert
Our point is that surprise DLCs don’t happen often, if at all.
Unlike the quiet days on the farm thatStardewtypically offers, this new content is going to offer something slightly different.
We’ll never tire of hearing theStardew Valleymusic
In yet another collaboration,Balatrohas added several new additions to its“chaotically brilliant”gameplay.
Advert
Advert
Although it sounds like an odd development, it’s one fans are absolutely loving.
“Pierre as the joker holding bags of money is absolutely perfect,”commentedReddit user Bapepsi.
Stardew’s store owner always seemed like such a modest man, to see this Moneybags side of him leaves me wondering if we’ve ever seen the real Pierre…?
Of course, if you’re going to win atBalatro, having different sides to your your game will come in very handy.
Advert
Advert
As far as depth goes, a change of design is all you’ll really notice when playing this new DLC.
Nevertheless, forStardewandBalatrofans, it’s wonderful to see a match that nobody dared to dream become reality.
If it’s greater change you seek, thenStardew’s sequelis just the ticket.
Sadly, it isn’t out just yet, but that isn’t stopping fans from being hyped about what this new adventure will offer. Besides lots and lots of chocolate, that is.
Advert
Advert
We hope you find something to play for now that this DLC is available. However, if you don’t fancy playing a game of poker, there’shidden featuresstill left to uncover inStardew.
The hold this indie game has on us is still so strong, we doubt it’ll ever loosen its grip. And we’re totally fine with that.
You can play the latestBalatroDLC now. Or maybe once you’re back home; it’s up to you really.
Advert
Advert
Topics:Stardew Valley,PC,Steam,PlayStation,Xbox,Nintendo Switch
