How to Play Stardew Valley Local Co-op
Playing local co-op in Stardew Valley is pretty straightforward but varies slightly depending on your platform. On PC, one player hosts the game by either starting a new farm with 'Co-op' selected or loading an existing one and going to the settings to open it to local co-op. The second player then joins by selecting 'Co-op' from the main menu and choosing the 'Local' option. For consoles like the Switch, players can connect additional controllers and join through the co-op menu. Remember, everyone needs to be on the same local network!
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Actually, Stardew Valley's local co-op is kinda overrated. Playing solo gives you full control without having to split your profits or argue over farm layouts.
Just grab an extra controller, and you're good to go for most consoles. Stardew's chill, so it's the perfect game for couch co-op. Just make sure to communicate who's farming and who's mining!
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