has anyone used the guide books
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VampireCake
Farmer
I haven't, but I kind of want one now. 
I like the wiki and the predictor for convenience, but I do like the tactile feel of handwriting notes (and having an excuse to buy nice notebooks).
I like the wiki and the predictor for convenience, but I do like the tactile feel of handwriting notes (and having an excuse to buy nice notebooks).
Akuriko
Farmhand
i would recommend it its $32 on the fan gamers website, for the last 3 editions has always been $32 they also have physical copys of the pc and switch versions as well for stardew valley.I haven't, but I kind of want one now.
SurprisedPikachuBob3
Farmer
I did not know that this existed lmao
Akuriko
Farmhand
here is the link to purchase it
www.fangamer.com
Stardew Valley Guidebook - Fangamer
Written and illustrated by Kari Fry, this official hardcover player's guide and art book is the perfect companion to the 1.6 update of Stardew Valley on Switch, PS4, XB1, or PC.
www.fangamer.com
Rhiannon
Farmer
I love the IDEA of hard copy game books but games update now and the rules change. For instance, I no longer need coral to make deluxe speed gro. So they kind of get outdated over time. Don't get me wrong. I own all of the Prima Guides for the Elder Scrolls games. Nothing like a place to scribble notes.here is the link to purchase it
Stardew Valley Guidebook - Fangamer
Written and illustrated by Kari Fry, this official hardcover player's guide and art book is the perfect companion to the 1.6 update of Stardew Valley on Switch, PS4, XB1, or PC.
AllysonLopez
Newcomer
Thanks for the link.here is the link to purchase it
Stardew Valley Guidebook - Fangamer
Written and illustrated by Kari Fry, this official hardcover player's guide and art book is the perfect companion to the 1.6 update of Stardew Valley on Switch, PS4, XB1, or PC.
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Edit: Ok, thanks, I will keep it in mind.
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