RELATED: Stardew Valley: Linus Reveals Pelican Town's Dark Underbelly Now, after this update, mods have even more potential to add expansion-pack levels of content. There are already tons of huge mods available for Stardew Valley, adding new locations, items, characters and more. The increased RAM size means mods can be bigger and more complex than ever, as the game will be able to process it all without crashing. As said in the patch notes, the biggest benefit is that the update 'Futureproofs the game and allows mods to access more than 4 gigs of RAM.' Put simply, this is the foundation used to code the game, and the update gives modders more options. Understanding that modding improves the longevity of a game, ConcernedApe has updated the game framework from XNA to MonoGame. RELATED: Stardew Valley: Who Is Leo & Where Can You Find Him? The modding popularity even beats games such as The Witcher 3 and Dark Souls, which really shows just how big the indie game has become. On the popular file-hosting website NexusMods, Stardew Valley sits as the seventh most modded game, with over 110 million downloads. Stardew Valley's modding scene has really taken off over the past couple years. Although not a major update, the recent 1.5.5 patch adds important technical changes for modders, which should allow for the creation of even bigger mods than ever before, as well as some smaller quality-of-life changes that continue to improve the already incredible game. Despite working on the highly-anticipated Haunted Chocolatier, solo developer ConcernedApe is still supporting Stardew Valley.

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