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SVE adds several new characters to Stardew Valley. At present, these include Andy, Victor, Olivia, Susan, Sophia, Morris, and Marlon. Alesia 袙路 Camilla 袙路 Isaac 袙路 Jadu 袙路 Lance 袙路 Peaches 袙路 Scarlett. Stardew Valley Expanded is a fanmade expansion for ConcernedApe's Stardew Valley. This mod adds 26 new NPCs, 33 locations, character. Stardew Valley Expanded is a fanmade expansion for ConcernedApe's Stardew Valley. This mod adds 25 new NPCs, 32 locations, character events, location. Stardew Valley Expanded changes a lot about the game, including the addition of 25 new interactive NPCs. Some of these NPCs are familiar. In addition to the new characters that can be befriended, SVE has five more NPCs that function similarly to how Marlon, Gil, and Gunther did in. In fact, there is a mod called Stardew Valley Expanded that has had over , downloads from Nexus Mods. That's because this mod is on par. r/StardewValleyExpanded: This is a community to discuss Stardew Valley Expanded, an expansive mod by FlashShifter for ConcernedApe's Stardew Valley. The 13 Best Mods That Add Game Content and Replayability to Stardew Valley 袙路 1. Stardew Valley Expanded 袙路 2. Project Populate Json Assets 袙路 3.
This article was originally published is issue of PC Gamer magazine. Stardew Valley Expanded, true to its name, does what a proper expansion can for any other game. It adds new characters, new locations, events, and feels like it could have been a part of Stardew Valley from the start. I start a new farm and, having apparently evaporated every ounce of creativity in my body, name it the Expanded farm. One of the first quests in Stardew Valley is introducing yourself to all the locals. My first day of SVE, though, I quickly find myself lost. I walk through town, looking for fresh new faces, and am almost immediately turned around. It takes a few circuits of the town for me to find my bearings and get used to the new layout. I introduce myself to the pink-haired young woman named Sophia who seems to run a winery west of the beach. I find Andy, a local forage farmer who is apparently a fan of the local JojaMart and sporting a blue Joja cap to prove it. Susan, another local farmer, lives up north by the train tracks. Cute but shy Sophia is a pink-haired, choker-wearing cosplay maker and tabletop game player which, on paper, sounds a bit like a self-insert fanfiction character. Andy is a middle-aged religious farmer with a gruff attitude and obligatory overalls. As another of the vaguely university-aged residents, Victor is friends with Sam, Sebastian and Abigail. I find him hanging out around the billiards table in the Stardrop Saloon on Friday evenings with the rest of the gang. It reads like skilful fanfiction, which it is in a way, with dedicated attention paid to the original lore. As just one example, I make my usual rounds talking with all the new NPCs to see their dialogue during the spring. The Egg Festival is approaching, at which my farmer and a few other NPCs will compete in an egg hunting minigame around town. The day before the festival Andy scowls and tells me to do the right thing and let the kids win. Dang, how are you going to just ruin me like that? Stardew Valley Expanded also fleshes out existing characters. Morris, the corporate croney running the local JojaMart, even gets an expanded role. There are other professionals like Andy, Sophia, and Sandy, but almost all of the locals have a garden plot with a few veggies too. At one point in the spring, I wander into town and get pulled into a dialogue event where Leah shows off the community garden plot that several folks use. As with the characters, the way SVE slightly alters existing maps shows a great understanding of conveniences that players want, but with an execution that keeps the mod feeling like it belongs. More than once, I stumble upon a new shortcut between areas that before would have forced me to walk around. The beach south of Pelican town used to end on the western bank. Both are small inconveniences that vanilla Stardew Valley solves with warp totem items that I can craft and use to travel directly to those locations. Down the line FlashShifter is hoping to add more towns, even more characters, festivals, music, dungeons, and more. Stardew Valley Expanded is a near perfect example of an expansion mod. Its clear love of the original game shines through in all of the details it picks up to expand upon and it slips in almost seamlessly to create a larger game than before without stealing the spotlight. What I find telling is that at the end of each Stardew day, I still found myself doing all the things I would normally do: planting crops, rushing to complete the Community Centre, running around giving gifts to my favourite NPCs and so on. Lauren loves long books and even longer RPGs. She got a game design degree and then, stupidly, refused to leave the midwest. She plays indie games you haven't heard of and will never pass on a story about players breaking games or playing them wrong. Lauren Morton. See comments.