How Long Does It Take To Beat Stardew Valley? (2024)

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How Long Does It Take To Beat Stardew Valley? ›

For gamers dedicated to experiencing all aspects of the game, it typically takes between 150 and 200 hours to complete Stardew Valley. Players can view their current perfection score using the "Perfection Tracker" statue located in Mr. Qi's Walnut Room on Ginger Island.

If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 164 Hours to obtain 100% completion.

Nope! Stardew Valley doesn't have a strict end after 3 years. You can keep playing, expanding your farm, and exploring the valley as much as you like.

Each day is 20 hours, from 6am to 2am the next day, and each hour is sixty minutes. Time passes in ten minute intervals. Each interval equates to about seven seconds in real-time. There are 7 days per week.

A player named PokeTheJellyfish shared a screenshot of their play time in the comment section, revealing an amazing 3,716 hours put into the game. However, the most impressive amount of time playing Stardew Valley comes from Reddit user TotallyNotEvil who showed off their jaw-dropping play time of 7,111 hours.

A preserves jar requires 4000 minutes to produce pickles or jelly. This will take 2-3 days, depending on what time of day the processing begins.

And the answer is: there isn't an end to Stardew Valley. After three years, the player's grandfather appears to the player in a dream sequence to discuss the player's time at the farm and how they have adapted to living farm life.

Past midnight (12:00 am), the player's character becomes tired and in need of sleep. However, the player can stay awake until 2am, after which their character will pass out. 1,000g will be lost (the details of this transaction will appear as a letter in the player's mailbox).

Interestingly, you can play Stardew Valley pretty much infinitely.

Does Stardew have a year limit? ›

Absolutely not! Stardew Valley lets you live out your farming fantasy indefinitely. After the main storyline wraps up, you're free to continue playing and growing your farm endlessly.

I've observed two things when passing out on Ginger Island: The money penalty I'm hit with is 2500g, instead of the 1000g on mainland. You get no mail the next morning explaining that someone found you and how much money did you lose in the process. I remember before getting the cabin built on...

Harvest and Process the Roe

It'll turn into Caviar in 6,000 in-game minutes, or four in-game days.

One Day - 12 Minutes and 54 seconds. One Week - 1 Hour, 39 Minutes, and 40 seconds. One Month or Season - 6 Hours, 1 minute, and 12 seconds. One Year - 24 Hours, 4 Minutes, and 48 seconds.

Leah, Elliott, Shane, Harvey, Sandy and Emily as 28-35 years old. Clint, Caroline, Robin, Willy, Marnie, Demetrius, Kent, Jodi, Gus, Pierre, and Pam as 40+ years old. George, Linus, Lewis, Evelyn and The Wizard as 55+ years old. The Farmer (player) has always been roughly 25 years old to me.

Because it's such a personal and open-ended game, many Stardew Valley players will be unaware there's a way to complete it. To achieve 'Perfection' in Stardew Valley, players must: Have max friendship points with all villagers.

Games Done Quick draws to a close tomorrow and one of the best runs from the past week was for Stardew Valley. Speedrunner Olenoname finished the farming simulator in 17 minutes by using a mixture of glitches and extreme skill.

The default behaviour is that when all players are in some state where time should be paused in single player (for example, fishing, talking, cutscene, inventory), then the time will be stopped in the game. This can be toggled to instead work such that only one player is required to trigger a pause.

lol if you don't sleep, it's like pulling an all-nighter but in a game. You pass out and lose some of your hard-earned gold. I wouldn't recommend farming till you drop, literally. If you don't hit the hay by 2 a.m. in Stardew Valley, your character will just pass out where they stand.

Does Stardew Valley end after 10 years? ›

Interestingly, you can play Stardew Valley pretty much infinitely. There is no cap on the years that you live, with some players online claiming that they have been alive in-game for thousands of years.

Note that Stardew Valley's main story has a time limit of two in-game years. At the beginning of the first day after that 2-year period, you'll get a visit from the ghost of your deceased Grandpa. At this point, you'll get a rating based on completed activities.

The game begins on the first day of Spring. After completing a cycle of seasons, the game moves forward one year when Spring starts again. Years are tied to a few events, but there's no limit on the number of years which can be played.