Fellow farmers, it’s time to dust off your Joy-Cons! The latest Stardew Valley update 1.6.15.1 has officially arrived on Nintendo Switch, packed with exciting tweaks, bug fixes, and even brand-new Easter eggs to discover. Released on February 26 in celebration of the game’s ninth anniversary, this update keeps the farm life fresh while polishing up gameplay.
One of the biggest highlights? Legendary fish ponds now produce more roe, meaning fishers can rake in even more gold. Plus, if you’ve ever passed out while holding a fish (we’ve all been there), you’ll be happy to know it won’t disappear anymore. This Stardew Valley update also introduces a Junimo bundle button in fridges and mini-fridges, making inventory management less of a headache.
For those who love interacting with NPCs, this Nintendo Switch patch adds extra spouse reactions, giving your in-game partner a little more personality. Language improvements for French, Russian, Hungarian, and Japanese players make conversations smoother, while Switch-specific fixes resolve annoying crashes, missing items, and misplaced farmhands.
And let’s not forget the Easter eggs! ConcernedApe has once again hidden fun surprises for players to uncover. Even while working on Haunted Chocolatier, he continues delivering Stardew Valley update that keeps the game fresh.
So, grab your fishing rod, explore Pelican Town, and see if you can find those hidden Easter eggs on your Nintendo Switch today!
FAQs
What’s new in the latest Stardew Valley update on Nintendo Switch?
The Stardew Valley update adds performance improvements, more roe from fish ponds, new Easter eggs, bug fixes, and better translations.
Are there any hidden Easter eggs in the new update?
Yes! ConcernedApe has added fresh Easter eggs for players to discover while exploring Stardew Valley on Nintendo Switch.
Did the update fix any major Nintendo Switch bugs?
Absolutely! The Nintendo Switch update fixed crashes, missing items, controller rumble issues, and even improved NPC interactions and translations.