Stardew Valley: Forever Falls is All The Excuse We Need To Start a New Game

In case you needed another excuse to replay Stardew Valley (and let’s face it, if you’re clicking on this article, you’re probably already planning another playthrough anyway), then you may want to check out the aptly named Forever Falls Farm.

Whenever I start up a new Stardew Valley playthrough, I always get stuck on the Farm Map selection screen for a good quarter of an hour.

Riverland Farm is always a safe bet, because it’s my favourite, but I worry that I’ll overplay it and start to get bored with it. Hill-top Farm is cool, but sometimes I worry that using it makes the game feel a little too easy.

If you’re in the same boat that I am, then I’d suggest you try out Forever Falls Farm, a relatively new mod over on Nexus from the ever-impressive mod author Draylon.

Now, if you saw the name “Forever Falls Farm” and assumed that this mod would add a new farm type to the game that features dozens of flowing waterfalls, then you would be 100% correct.

However, that’s not all you’re getting with this one. Forever Falls Farm is sort of like having nine different farms in one, because the mod author notes that it contains several different sub-sections that all feature different things.

For instance, there's a greenhouse cavern, a brand new mine, and even a custom-built spa area (which you, assumedly, cannot plant crops in).

If this all sounds like a little bit too much space for you to navigate, then don't worry, because Draylon even threw in a Warp Rod to help you move around your new, massive farm land.

Also, it looks absolutely stunning. But don’t take my word for that bit, because here’s what all the lovely folks over on the Nexus page have to say about the mod.

“My daughter and I are starting a new save with this map. I absolutely love it!” commented user Rorororomeo.

“Looks huge, I am about to try it out! It might take me a whole year in game to explore the farm”, replied user 4ct10n.

“Welp, time to start ANOTHER mega modded save”, commented user EllesPancakes.

Yeah, alright, you got me– I’ll start reinstalling the game now.

Just kidding, Stardew Valley never leaves my Steam library. I mean, god forbid there’s some kind of disaster that causes my internet to go down and I don’t have Stardew Valley installed. I’d rather run out of water.