10 Years Later, Stardew Valley Is Finally Outgrowing Its Own Ending
Video games exist in so many different forms and genres, but one thing that ties a lot of them together is the concept of an ending or a logical stopping point. While games like Stardew Valley might not have a traditional climax, aside from a nice credit roll for achieving perfection, many people find themselves puttin...
Video games exist in so many different forms and genres, but one thing that ties a lot of them together is the concept of an ending or a logical stopping point. While games like Stardew Valley might not have a traditional climax, aside from a nice credit roll for achieving perfection, many people find themselves putting the game down once they reach a certain level of satisfaction. You might decide that after marriage, kids, and burning through the dozens of checklists, it is time to hang it up, but ConcernedApe is deciding to question those existing endpoints and potentially open the doors for far more content down the line.
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