Stardew Valley's Nintendo Switch Update: Addressing Divorce Crash and Raccoon Shop Issues
ConcernedApe, the developer of Stardew Valley, has confirmed that a Nintendo Switch patch addressing critical issues, specifically the divorce crash and problems with the raccoon shop, is imminent. While these bugs have been resolved across PC, mobile, and other console versions, the Switch patch requires further development.
The highly popular farming simulator, released in 2016, has received continuous updates and bug fixes since its launch. ConcernedApe's dedication to community feedback is evident in their ongoing efforts to maintain and improve the game. The upcoming patch directly addresses problems introduced after the major 1.6 update, which added significant new content such as new farm types, festivals, and visual enhancements.
Although the 1.6 update initially improved gameplay, subsequent patches inadvertently created new issues. While mobile platforms received a swift emergency patch in November, the Switch version's fix has taken longer. ConcernedApe, via social media, recently reassured players that the patch is "still coming" and will be released "as soon as possible," providing a positive outlook despite the delay. The developer's transparent communication has been praised by the Stardew Valley community.
The upcoming patch will bring the Switch version in line with other platforms, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable gaming experience. Players can anticipate the resolution of the divorce crash and raccoon shop issues shortly.