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In a January 24 interview with All NPR things are consideredStberdew Valley Eric creator “Concernedape” Barone discussed the legacy of his debut game nine years later, including his famous tendency to By interrupting development in the next chocolate wandered to put out new patches and contents for its agricultural RPG 2016.
“I accept many of what fans are saying,” Barone told All Things Considerd. “I pay attention to what their thoughts are, what are their criticisms. And players are very important to me. I mean, I will never forget that it is because of the players I am in this position, the game It was able to be popular, that my dreams as players have come true. “
Although he admits that the feeling “may sound somewhat strange”, Barone characterizes his constant work at Stardew Valley as his way to reward Stardew fans as to the material change of his life and to Responded to his imaginary world with so much true love.
“I think a game can have a lot of content,” Barone added. “And finally I want Stardew Valley to be the best game that may be. So if I feel like it has started to drown with content to the point where it is harmful to the fun factor, I would stop at that point.
“Another thing is. I want to make more than one game in my life. Including development time, I’ve worked at Stardew Valley for more than 12 years now.”
However, Barone admitted that he can never fully end with Stardew Valley. “I don’t want to say that the book has ever been closed, because I think I will always want to go back and maybe add one or two things. You know, maybe even after 50 years, I can add something.
“I like to create things. I don’t think I’ll ever get back. I think it would be funny to let go of an update when I’m, for example, 90 – if I live so long. Let’s hope.”
Of course I wouldn’t have the problem telling my partner about the latest Stardew Valley update while we are both recovering in an elderly home – I hope that by that moment I will finally play for myself and will be able to share emotions. For more over the next game of Eric Barone, Haunted Chocolatier, you can watch our guide to everything we know About the supernatural RPG of sweets.
