This makes sense in a game where the days take a quarter of an hour to pass, but especially if you're staring down the barrel of a 24 hour play session, you don't want to have to power through to the end before you can quit.
#Stardew valley animal age full
You can basically only close the game after playing out a full day, or progress will reset to the start of the most recent day when you load the game again. The second big difference is that in Stardew Valley, you can only save by hauling ass all the way back to your house in order to get into bed and have a sleep. There's the simple enough Real Time, for example, although I prefer TimeSpeed (and going by the downloads, so do loads of others) because it comes with a time freeze function, and you can also speed up and slow down time at your whim.
#Stardew valley animal age mods
There are a couple of mods which put Stardew Valley onto an accurate, 24 hour clock, although some are now out of date. In Stardew Valley, meanwhile, a day is about 17 minutes, and you can only stay up until 2am anyway. One big difference, however, is that time in Animal Crossing is measured out according to an accurate 24 hour clock, so if it's 11:20 am in real life, that's what time it is in your AC town, and it'll take 10 actual minutes until it's 11:30. Both games fulfil approximately the same mighty need. What fruit you get to start with is apparently as monstrously important as it is totally meaningless.Īnyway, from what I gather, Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing already have a lot of overlap in that both games involve farming, repetitive chores, and lovebombing people with produce until they're your friends. Part of my process involved finding out what Animal Crossing is actually like, so I tried researching amongst my colleagues, but got stuck for a long time on understanding the hierarchy of fruit in the game. But you can make a couple of small but significant changes. I'm not about to reveal a total conversion mod, here.
Spoilers: you can't do anything very drastic. But in the spirit of inquiry, I have been investigating mods which make Stardew Valley feel more like Animal Crossing. This isn't a bad trade off, because Stardew Valley is very good, and appears on lots of our bestest best lists (like best RPGs, best management games, and best co-op games). The closest I think I get to playing Animal Crossing is playing Stardew Valley.
They're all at it, and it's like people talking in a secret language I don't understand. I am not myself an Animal Crossing fan (or a "Crossie", as I believe they like to be called), but I know the game is big news at the moment, because approximately the entire rest of the RPS staff have been going on about it.
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