Checked 16 October 2026 · CONCERNEDAPE LLC · com.chucklefish.stardewvalley

A weekly play season on the Stardew Valley card

The paid farm card

Stardew Valley is NO. 3. The Netherlands price was €4.89. Stars were 4.7 from 203K reviews, the largest review count among the three paid cards. Downloads sat in the 5M+ band. PEGI 12. Updated 27 Jun 2026. Tags included Simulation, Management, and Farming. The developer line was CONCERNEDAPE LLC. The package is com.chucklefish.stardewvalley, so the id and the studio name point at different words. I print both.

The short description on the card calls it a farming RPG on mobile. A note on the page says the 1.4 story content is there and that multiplayer is not supported. I am repeating that because it is a limit the store states, not a complaint I invented after a session.

Purchases, in the store's words

The same note says there are no in-app purchases. That is stronger than a missing line. On Slay the Spire I only know the header was quiet. On Stardew Valley the description itself says no in-app purchases. I still did not see a Contains ads line on the header, so I am not declaring the card ad-free. One sentence was present. The other was not.

Play Pass is mentioned on the card as a way the store offers the game. I am not a Play Pass reviewer. I record that the label was there.

The still and the banner

The gallery frame I saved shows a farm: house, coops, ponds, tools down the side, a clock in the corner. A blue band along the bottom carries store marketing copy. I left the band in place. Cutting it off would pretend the store published a clean gameplay crop when it published a promo frame.

I am not going to rank this against the horde game or the deck game. They share a page because the links arrived together. A farming season and a card battle are not the same evening, and the listing does not ask them to be.

Figures I refused

No file size. No version number. No minimum Android line in the header I used. A popular farm game is not a reason to estimate megabytes. The corrections page is empty of amendments on purpose: this is the first filing, and these blanks are part of it.

If a parent asks which paid card states its purchase policy in prose, this is the one. The for-parents table has the row. The euro amount can move. The sentence about purchases is what I would re-read on the next check.

The store link is the install. I do not ship the game from Rotterdam.

Why the euro amount looks uneven

€4.89 is what the Netherlands card printed. I did not round it to €4.99 to match a US habit. A different country, and a different account, can show another amount on the same package id, com.chucklefish.stardewvalley. The developer string beside that id was CONCERNEDAPE LLC. I have nothing to add about the relationship between those two names beyond the fact that the card printed both.

The farm still includes a blue marketing band. I said that already because it is the kind of detail that makes a screenshot look unofficial if you crop it, and official if you leave it. The clock in the corner reads like a morning in the game. I am not treating the in-game clock as a fact about the listing.

Multiplayer, as the card states it

The listing note says multiplayer is not supported on this mobile version, next to the mention of 1.4 story content. I do not know whether a later patch changed that, because I am not reading patch notes from anywhere but this card. If you came from the desktop game and you want a shared farm, the sentence on the card is the warning. I will not soften it into maybe later. Maybe later is a guess.

The review count, 203K, is large enough that the 4.7 average is slow to move. I still would not call the card a consensus. I do not have the one-star share. A parent comparing this with Dead Cells should look at PEGI 12 against PEGI 16 before looking at 4.7 against 4.8. The stars are close. The age marks are not.

Play Pass is on the card as a store offer. I do not know the Pass price in the Netherlands on 16 October 2026 because I did not copy a Pass tariff. The €4.89 is the price of this app's own install button, not the price of a subscription that might include it.

I also left the in-game gold total on the still alone. 70000 on a farm clock is a screenshot prop from the store's gallery, not a balance the listing claims you will earn. Treating HUD numbers as promises is how a card note turns into an advertisement. The listing promises a farming RPG on mobile, 1.4 story content, and no multiplayer. Those are the sentences I am willing to repeat.