Stardew Valley's latest update appears to have caused a few issues with fishing, but developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone reacted quickly to come up with a hotfix.

Stardew Valley was developed by Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone and released back in 2016. The RPG recently got a big update that caused a spike in its player count.

Where most games are going all snowy, Stardew Valley and its developer Eric 'ConcernedApe'Barone are heading the opposite direction - straight for the beaches.

ConcernedApe turned into an early Santa when he announced that the progress on Stardew Valley 1.5 is going strong and the cycle is coming to an end.

Eric "ConcernedApe" Barrone recently announced Stardew Valley patch 1.5 would bring a new version of multiplayer for his hit game.

Looking for the next fruit to add to his delightful farming sim Stardew Valley, its developer Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone posted a poll on Twitter, where players got to pick their favourites. It was bananas.

Eric "ConcernedApe" Barone has launched the hotly anticipated 1.4 update for Stardew Valley. The enormous patch launched with an issue that causes players' game to crash but Barone reassured them and the emoji allergy shouldn't persist for long.

Stardew Valley is headed for a big update as ConcernedApe is looking to put some polishing touches on the game and add new content.

Not the ones to be outdone, Google have followed Apple in launching their own mobile subscription service. Dubbed Play Pass, Google's service is actually ahead of Apple Arcade in that they're offering both games and applications for the price.

In one of his more recent tweets, ConcernedApe revealed that Stardew Valley's upcoming 1.4 update will be introducing fish ponds, which are new farm buildings that let players raise their own fish and collect eggs and other products.