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Added Qi challenges which unlock rare or unique items.

Added a volcano dungeon which changes each time you visit it similar to the mines.

Added new secondary NPCs: Birdie, Gourmand Frog, and Professor Snail.

Added Leo, a new NPC with his own backstory, plot line, events, etc.

Added new locations, dialogue, events, minigames, puzzles, and a quest line involving multiple NPCs.

Patch 1.5 adds an entire new region of the world, Ginger Island (part of the Fern Islands): Stardew Valley patch 1.5 notes New world area Instead, we’ve included the patch notes for the PC version of the patch, which should be fairly close, to give you an idea of all the changes. This patch brings hundreds of other changes to Stardew Valley as well, but it doesn’t seem to have its own console-specific patch notes quite yet. While the patch is available now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X, it is not available on mobile devices yet.

This means that you can’t use the sprinklers you would normally rely on, so you have to be a little more attentive to how your crops get water. The farm has lots for foraging and fishing, but the soil is all sand. Patch 1.5 also added the Beach Farm, a new type of farming environment that can make the game a little tougher for experienced players. The island also has a few unique locations to the game, including a volcano-themed dungeon that changes each time you enter it. Ginger Island has its own NPCs, quest lines, minigames, puzzles, and secrets to discover.

The biggest addition in this patch is Ginger Island, a new island for players to explore. On Thursday, Stardew Valley creator and developer, ConcernedApe, announced that patch 1.5 is now on available on consoles as well. In December, Stardew Valley was updated with the huge 1.5 patch, which added a new farming biome and a whole new island to the game.