Co-operative farming has never looked this cute, as Stardew Valley gets ready to open its ranch doors to new players with a new multiplayer mode starting next month.

With features locked down and ready for testing, Stardew Valley inches closer and closer to a multiplayer powered future.

Stardew Valley isn't only coming to Nintendo Switch this year, it's coming to the hybrid console as early as this week. And it's going to cost exactly what you expect it to.

So how does Faction Rally work then? First up, you’re going to want to hit the Tower and accomplish a milestone by chatting to all of the Faction vendors who represent Dead Orbit, Future War Cult and New Monarchy. One you’ve done that, you’ll pledge yourself to a faction and then the fun really begins as you earn some coin which can be spent on engrams. Let’s detail everything that being in a Faction has to offer.

Stardew Valley has been surprisingly absent from Nintendo's recent Directs, but it still seems to be on track for launch before the end of the year.

Stardew Valley is trucking along with development of multiplayer, and a few neat features are going to find their way into the mode when it launches sometime next year.

Stardew Valley recaptures the joy of the original Harvest Moon games, and I'm completely enthralled with it at the moment.

When Pure Farming 17 was first unveiled, it only came with a 30 second teaser. Now though, Techland have released a brand new trailer, along with details of what their game actually entails.