Stardew Valley

Stardew Valley arrives on mobile and brings the full countryside life-sim experience to Android with added conveniences built for phones. You step away from the city, move to a rundown farm, and shape it into whatever you want—an efficient crop empire, an animal-focused ranch, or a relaxed homestead you build at your own pace. The mobile version includes more than 50 hours of content and adds phone-friendly features like auto-save and multiple control options.

Award-Winning Farming RPG

Stardew Valley earned major recognition, including the Golden Joysticks’ Breakthrough Award and a BAFTA Game of the Year 2017 nomination. The mobile release keeps the same open-ended structure that made the game popular: you decide what to do each day and how you want your farm life to unfold.

Build the Farm You Actually Want

You start with overgrown fields and turn them into a productive, personalized farm. You plant seasonal crops, raise animals, and design your layout in a way that fits your goals. The game also lets you customize your farmer and home with hundreds of visual and upgrade choices, so your farm doesn’t feel like a copy of anyone else’s.

Create Relationships and Join the Community

Pelican Town gives you a full social side to explore. You can take on villager quests, attend seasonal festivals, and build friendships that change your daily routine. If you want a long-term relationship, you can date and marry one of 12 marriage candidates, then settle down and start a family.

Explore, Fight, and Find Treasure

Stardew Valley doesn’t limit you to farming. You can explore deep caves and mines, battle monsters, and collect valuable loot and resources. These adventures support your farm growth by giving you materials for upgrades and crafting.

Fish, Crab, Forage, and Cook

When you want a slower pace, you can fish at local spots, set crab pots by the sea, and forage for seasonal items. You can also turn your harvest into artisan goods and cook meals, which adds another layer of progression beyond simply selling crops.

Mobile Gameplay Improvements and Touch Features

The Android version rebuilds the interface for touch screens and adds mobile-focused helpers. Auto-select makes tool swapping faster, and auto-attack helps you handle combat in the mines more smoothly on a phone. The game also includes auto-save, which makes it easier to play in shorter sessions without losing progress.

New and Updated Single-Player Content

The mobile edition includes updated single-player content such as new town upgrades, additional dating events, new crops, fishing ponds, more hats and clothing options, and new pets—plus extra discoveries as you continue playing.

Choose Your Control Style

You can play with the control method that feels best: touch controls, a virtual joystick, or an external controller. This flexibility makes Stardew Valley comfortable whether you prefer tapping casually or playing with a more traditional setup.