Although it’s been on the market for more than four years, Stardew Valley still has content that is yet to be discovered. According to the developer — Eric Barone — there are parts of the game that players are yet to stumble upon. The news comes via Twitter, where he was asked if the title has content hidden away that “no one has discovered yet.” Barone answered with, “I think this is currently true, yea.”

Considering Stardew Valley has racked up more than ten million sales, that’s almost an unbelievable answer. The game does see regular updates that both fix lingering bugs and add new content, so it’s possible that ConcernedApe has been sneaking new secrets in right under our noses. The Wikipedia page for Stardew Valley is loaded with a laundry list of secrets players have already discovered, many of which are completely absurd.

For example, clicking on the letter “E” on the title screen ten times will reveal that it’s actually a door. And behind that door? A little green alien smiling and waving at the player. The fact that someone discovered this is amazing on its own — but that it’s programmed into Stardew Valley is another thing entirely.

Little secrets like this keep the game entertaining, but its also the reason there are still parts of Stardew Valley we haven’t seen yet. Clicking on the letter “E” ten times is a pretty obscure thing to do. Who knows what other secrets may be revealed if we run around randomly clicking on objects ten times? Has anyone tried clicking on their main character ten times? What about the fifth tree on the left when running into town?

ConcernedApe is currently working on a few other titles that tie into the Stardew universe. We don’t have much info about the games as of now, but they’re sure to be loaded with secrets.

As weird as these Easter Eggs are, they’re no doubt fun to discover. It’s entertaining for us to sit here and talk about them, but it must be a pretty cool feeling to be the first in the world to find one. Apparently, plenty still exist in the world of Stardew Valley, so water those plants, hop on your horse, and get to clicking.

Source: Twitter

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