Gaming News Completing a game 100% is not always easy! It took this developer 8 years to complete all Steam achievements for this title, even though he is the creator…
Congratulations to him, this player has completed all tasks in this farming management game. Only it’s not just anyone: that person is none other than the creator of the title! The latter had eight years to achieve all the achievements, but his schedule was full, he had a lot to do with the updates, the last of which would soon arrive on consoles …
He can congratulate himself
Just knowing that Stardew Valley is a game created by one person is an incredible thing. Eric Barone, also known as “Concerned Ape” on the internet, has created a virtual space where players can recharge their batteries. All games are unique. Your goal is to build relationships with other residents of the city and develop your farming business.
I’ve finally 100% Stardew Valley
Concerned Ape points up The creator explains that he only needed “Fector’s Challenge” to reach 100%. This success alone 1.2% of players received it as we speak to you. This mission involves completing “The Journey of the Prairie King”, an arcade mini-game that you can play by going to the Stardrop Saloon. You have to complete all levels of this shooter and defeat flying goblins and goblins. Once you complete these types of challenges, you usually win headgear.
To achieve his achievement, the developer explains that he played a game with a multiplayer farm. These challenges were completed over several days (according to the Stardew Valley calendar), so with multiple saves and no “deaths” on the clock.
This is not the end
We imagine Concerned Ape has finally found some free time to 100% complete his game after dedicating himself fully to the final DLC for Stardew Valley. The expansion is already available on PC and will be released on November 4th on consoles and mobile devices. This additional content offers more customization elements, new animals to adopt like turtles, a new bookseller NPC, new dialogue, etc. DLC 1.6 introduces a new skill level system: as you master arts (mining, fishing, gathering, fighting, agricultural work), you will receive rewards and eventually unlock an achievement in a new location: the “Cave of Masters.” Stardew Valley will be even more enjoyable to play as it features improvements such as corrections to Chinese translations and numerous important technical optimizations.
