All Stardew Valley Achievements and How to Complete Them

Are you looking forward to a 100% Stardew Valley achievements completion on Steam? You can finish each of them without spending thousands of hours playing versus veterans. Read this complete and comprehensive guide to know more!

Stardew Valley is more than exploration and transition from modern life into a countryside one. Aside from planting crops and growing the farm, you can feel more thrilling action by completing a set of milestones. And the best part: you’ll get awesome rewards and bragging rights.

If you’re playing the game on Steam, there are 40 achievements to finish. The difficulty will differ from each task but will be enjoyable if you love this pixelated masterpiece. However, the downside of completing every achievement lies in your strategies, and failing to plan may lead to endless confusion.

From A-Z, we’ve listed every in-game and Steam goal that you can start. We’ll include the best tips to progress faster while maintaining your happiness and enthusiasm with Stardew Valley!

1. A Big Help

Some villagers in the town might need a reliable helping hand for small tasks. You can start doing side quests by collecting or delivering items in exchange for gold and friendship! Make sure to finish it before the time frame ends.

If you complete 40 of them, Lewis will send you 2500g and unlock the Chicken Mask from the Hat Mouse. Tip: Visit the “Help Wanted” board every day!

2. A Complete Collection

Gunther’s Local Museum and Library are large enough to fit valuable relics and minerals from Stardew Valley. However, you’ll need to fill all 95 donation spaces to complete the achievement. Here’s a complete list of all minerals and artifacts you can start finding:

Artifacts	Gems and Minerals
Amphibian Fossil	Earth Crystal
Anchor	Fire Quartz
Ancient Doll	Frozen Tear
Ancient Drum	Quartz
Ancient Seed	Amethyst
Ancient Sword	Aquamarine
Arrowhead	Diamond
Bone Flute	Emerald
Chewing Stick	Jade
Chicken Statue	Prismatic Shard
Chipped Amphora	Ruby
Dinosaur Egg	Topaz
Dried Starfish	Aerinite
Dwarf Gadget	Alamite
Dwarf Scroll I	Baryte
Dwarf Scroll II	Basalt
Dwarf Scroll III	Bixite
Dwarf Scroll IV	Calcite
Dwarvish Helm	Celestine
Elvish Jewelry	Dolomite
Glass Shards	Esperite
Golden Mask	Fairy Stone
Golden Relic	Fire Opal
Nautilus Fossil	Fluorapatite
Ornamental Fan	Geminite
Palm Fossil	Ghost Crystal
Prehistoric Axe	Granite
Prehistoric Rib	Helvite
Prehistoric Scapula	Hermatite
Prehistoric Skull	Jagoite
Prehistoric Tibia	Jamborite
Prehistoric Tool	Jasper
Rare Disc	Kyanite
Rusty Cog	Lemon Stone
Rusty Spoon	Limestone
Rusty Spur	Lunarite
Skeletal Hand	Malachite
Skeletal Tail	Marble
Strange Doll (Green)	Mudstone
Strange Doll (Yellow)	Nekoite
Trilobite	Neptunite
	Obsidian
	Ocean Stone
	Opal
	Orpiment
	Petrified Slime
	Pyrite
	Sandstone
	Slate
	Soapstone
	Star Shards
	Thunder Egg
	Tigerseye

Artifacts hide beneath Artifact Spots or cracked open from geodes. You can also fish them from treasure chests. 

On the other hand, getting gems is easy since you can find them from nodes. You can find ordinary minerals in caves, but it’s nothing in numbers versus geodes. Finishing this achievement will need lots of breakable rocks, so use bombs!

After completion, you’ll unlock a Cowboy Hat.

3. A New Friend

Reaching a five-heart friendship with any NPC is your goal to complete “A New Friend”. Giving Pam a Parsnip or Beer is the best option as both items are accessible for a cheap cost, even if you’re starting.

For the special reward, you may now buy a Butterfly Bow from the Abandoned House.

4. Artisan

It’s challenging to unlock crafting recipes in Stardew Valley, but if you’re scaling and using resources for making 30 different items, you’ll get the Artisan achievement.

If you’re a beginner, consider crafting less resource-demanding items. You’ll unlock the Trucker Hat after completion.

5. Best Friends

In this task, you’ll need to get a 10-heart friendship with someone. Try Pam and keep giving her gifts twice every week if you don’t have one yet. 

As a reward, you’ll unlock the Mouse Ears for 1000g.

6. Cliques

The Cliques achievement is all about befriending four people at a 5-heart level. It’d be easy after knowing every villager’s favorites, and once successful, you’ll unlock the Tiara.

7. Cook

Preparing meals in Stardew Valley is less demanding if you hoard seasonal crops and forages. Moreover, you can use them to finish this one of the simplest in-game achievements in less than a month (season). But to do this, you’ll need a kitchen from an upgraded farmhouse or a Cookout Kit.

Also, you need to watch the Queen of Sauce on your TV to get recipes or befriend every NPC.

Delicate Bow will be available for purchase after you cook ten different recipes!

8. Cowpoke

With this straightforward achievement, you need to amass 50000g to unlock a Lucky Bow.

9. Craft Master

As new Stardew Valley updates roll, the Craft Master progress will reset because of new items. It’s time to complete every in-game craftable to unlock a purchasable Gnome’s Cap and save you from hassle! Here’s a helpful table of items, sources, and crafting ingredients:

Item	Source	Ingredients
Ancient Seeds	Reward from Gunther after donating Ancient Seeds to the Museum	• Ancient Seed (1)
Bait (5)	Fishing 2	• Bug Meat (1)
Barbed Hook	Fishing 8	• Copper Bar (1) • Iron Bar (1) • Gold bar (1)
Barrel Brazier	800g from Robin’s	• Wood (50) • Solar Essence (1) • Coal (1)
Basic Fertilizer	Farming 1	• Sap (2)
Basic Retaining Soil	Farming 4	• Stone (2)
Beach Warp Totem	Foraging 6	• Hardwood (1) • Coral (2) • Fiber (10)
Bee House	Farming 3	• Wood (40) • Coal (8) • Iron Bar (1) • Maple Syrup (1)
Bomb	Mining 6	Iron Ore (4)Coal (1)
Bone Mill	Gunther’s reward for completing a Special Order	• Bone Fragment (10) • Clay (3) • Stone (20)
Brick Floor (5)	500g from Robin’s	• Clay (2) • Stone (5)
Bug Steak	Combat 1	• Bug Meat (10)
Campfire	Starter	• Stone (10) • Wood (10) • Fiber (10)
Carved Brazier	2000g from Robin’s	• Hardwood (10) • Coal (1)
Cask	Cellar Upgrade	• Wood (20) • Hardwood (1)
Charcoal Kiln	Foraging 4	• Wood (20) • Copper Bar (2)
Cheese Press	Farming 6	• Wood (45) • Stone (45) • Hardwood (10) • Copper Bar (1)
Cherry Bomb	Mining 1	• Copper Ore (4) • Coal (1)
Chest	Starter	• Wood (50)
Cobblestone Path	Starter	• Stone (1)
Cookout Kit	Foraging 9	• Wood (15) • Fiber (10) • Coal (3)
Cork Bobber	Fishing 7	• Wood (10) • Hardwood (5) • Slime (10)
Crab Pot	Fishing 3	• Wood (40) (25 with Trapper)Iron Bar (3) (Two Copper Bars with Trapper)
Crystal Floor (5)	500g from Krobus	• Refined Quartz (1)
Crystal Path (5)	200g from Robin’s	• Refined Quartz (1)
Crystalarium	Mining 9	• Stone (99) • Gold Bar (5) • Iridium Bar (2) • Battery Pack (1)
Dark Sign	Krobus will mail the recipe after reaching three hearts	• Bat Wing (5) • Bone Fragment (5)
Deluxe Fertilizer (5)	20 Gems from Qi’s Walnut Room	• Iridium Bar (1) • Sap (40)
Deluxe Retaining Soil	50 Cinder Shards from the Island Trader	• Stone (5) • Fiber (3) • Clay (1)
Deluxe Scarecrow	Mailed after collecting all eight rarecrows	• Wood (50) • Fiber (40) • Iridium Ore (1)
Deluxe Speed-Gro (5)	Farming 8	• Oak Resin (1) • Coral (1)
Desert Warp Totem	10 Iridium Bards from the Desert Trader	• Hardwood (2) • Coconut (1) • Iridium Ore (4)
Dressed Spinner	Fishing 8	• Iron Bar (2) • Cloth (1)
Drum Block	Robin’s 6-heart cutscene	• Stone (10) • Copper Ore (2) • Fiber (20)
Explosive Ammo (5)	Combat 8	• Iron bar (1) • Coal (2)
Fairy Dust	Birdy’s Quest reward	• Diamond (1) • Fairy Rose (1)
Farm Computer	Demetrius’ reward for completing a Special Order	• Dwarf Gadget (1) • Battery Pack (1) • Refined Quartz (10)
Farm Warp Totem	Foraging 8	• Hardwood (1) • Honey (1) • Fiber (20)
Fiber Seeds	Linus’ reward after completing a Special Order	• Mixed Seeds (1) • Sap (5) • Clay (1)
Field Snack	Foraging 1	• Acorn (1) • Maple Seed (1) • Pine Cone (1)
Flute Block	Robin’s 6-heart cutscene	• Wood (10) • Copper Ore (2) • Fiber (20)
Furnace	Clint cutscene the day after collecting your first Copper Ore	• Copper Ore (20) • Stone (25)
Garden Pot	Evelyn will visit the player after completing the Greenhouse	• Clay (1) • Stone (10) • Refined Quartz (1)
Gate	Starter	• Wood (10)
Geode Crusher	Clint’s reward for completing a Special Order	• Gold Bar (2) • Stone (50) • Diamond (1)
Glowstone Ring	Mining 4	• Solar Essence (5) • Iron Bar (5)
Gold Brazier	1000g from Robin’s	• Gold Bar (1) • Coal (1) • Fiber (5)
Grass Starter	1000g from Pierre’s	• Fiber (10)
Gravel Path	Starter	• Stone (1)
Hardwood Fence	Farming 6	• Hardwood (1)
Heavy Tapper	20 Gems from Qi’s Walnut Room	• Hardwood (30) • Radioactive Bar (1)
Hopper	50 Gems from Qi’s Walnut Room	• Hardwood (10) • Iridium Bar (1) • Radioactive Bar (1)
Hyper Speed-Gro	30 Gems from Qi’s Walnut Room	• Radioactive Ore (1) • Bone Fragment (3) • Solar Essence (1)
Iridium Band	Combat 9	• Iridium Bar (5) • Solar Essence (50) • Void Essence (50)
Iridium Sprinkler	Farming 9	• Gold Bar (1) • Iridium Bar (1) • Battery Pack (1)
Iron Fence	Farming 4	• Iron Bar (1)
Iron Lamp-post	1000g from Robin’s	• Iron Bar (1) • Battery Pack (1)
Island Warp Totem	10000g from the Volcano Dwarf	• Hardwood (5) • Dragon Tooth (1) • Ginger (1)
Jack-O-Lantern	2000g from Pierre’s Stand at Spirit’s Eve fest	• Pumpkin (1) • Torch (1)
Keg	Farming 8	• Wood (30) • Copper Bar (1) • Iron Bar (1) • Oak Resin (1)
Life Elixir	Combat 2	• Red Mushroom (1) • Purple Mushroom (1) • Morel (1) • Chanterelle (1)
Lightning Rod	Foraging 6	• Iron Bar (1) • Refined Quartz (1) • Bat Wing (5)
Loom	Farming 7	• Wood (60) • Fiber (30) • Pine Tar (1)
Magic Bait	20 Gems from Qi’s Walnut Room	• Radioactive Ore (1) • Bug Meat (3)
Magnet (3)	Fishing 9	• Iron Bar (1)
Marble Brazier	5000g from Robin’s	• Marble (1) • Aquamarine (1) • Stone (100)
Mayonnaise Machine	Farming 2	• Wood (15) • Stone (15) • Earth Crystal (1) • Copper Bar (1)
Mega Bomb	Mining 8	• Gold Ore (4) • Solar Essence (1) • Void Essence (1)
Mini-Jukebox	Gus’ 5-heart cutscene	• Iron Bar (2) • Battery Pack (1)
Mini-Obelisk	Wizard’s reward for completing a Special Order	• Hardwood (30) • Solar Essence (20) • Gold Bar (3)
Monster Musk	Wizard’s reward from completing a Special Order.	• Bat Wing (30) • Slime (30)
Mountains Warp Totem	Foraging 7	• Hardwood (1) • Iron Bar (1) • Stone (25)
Oil Maker	Farming 8	• Slime (50) • Hardwood (20) • Gold Bar (1)
Oil of Garlic	Combat 6	• Garlic (10) • Oil (1)
Ostrich Incubator	Completing all Island Field Office Collection	• Bone Fragment (50) • Hardwood (50) • Cinder Shard (20)
Preserves Jar	Farming 4	• Wood (50) • Stone (40) • Coal (8)
Quality Bobber	Willy’s reward after completing a Special Order	• Copper Bar (1) • Sap (20) • Solar Essence (5)
Quality Fertilizer	Farming 9	• Sap (2) • Any Fish (1)
Quality Retaining Soil (2)	Farming 7	• Stone (3) • Clay (1)
Quality Sprinkler	Farming 6	• Iron Bar (1) • Gold Bar (1) • Refined Quartz (1)
Rain Totem	Foraging 9	• Hardwood (1) • Truffle Oil (1) • Pine Tar (5)
Recycling Machine	Fishing 4	• Wood (25) • Stone (25) • Iron Bar (1)
Ring of Yoba	Combat 7	• Gold Bar (5) • Iron Bar (5) • Diamond (1)
Rustic Plank Floor	200g from Robin’s	• Wood (1)
Scarecrow	Farming 1	• Wood (50) • Coal (1) • Fiber (20)
Seed Maker	Farming 9	• Wood (25) • Coal (10) • Gold bar (1)
Skull Brazier	5000g from Robin’s	• Bone Fragment (10)
Slime Egg-Press	Combat 6	• Coral (25) • Fire Quartz (1) • Battery Pack (1)
Slime Incubator	Combat 8	• Iridium Bar (2) • Slime (100)
Solar Panel	Caroline’s reward for completing a Special Order	• Refined Quartz (10) • Iron Bar (5) • Gold Bar (5)
Speed-Gro (5)	Farming 3	• Pine Tar (1) • Clam (1)
Spinner	Fishing 6	• Iron Bar (2)
Sprinkler	Farming 2	• Copper Bar (1) • Iron Bar (1)
Staircase	Mining 2	• Stone (99)
Stepping Stone Path	100g from Robin’s	• Stone (1)
Stone Brazier	400g from Robin’s	• Stone (10) • Coal (1) • Fiber (5)
Stone Chest	Robin’s reward for completing a Special Order	• Stone (50)
Stone Fence	Farming 2	• Stone (2)
Stone Floor	100g from Robin’s	• Stone (1)
Stone Sign	Starter	• Stone (25)
Stone Walkway Floor	200g from Robin’s	• Stone (1)
Straw Floor	200g from Robin’s	• Wood (1) • Fiber (1)
Stump Brazier	800g from Robin’s	• Hardwood (5) • Coal (1)
Sturdy Ring	Combat 1	• Sturdy Ring
Tapper	Foraging 3	• Wood (40) • Copper Bar (2)
Tea Sapling	Caroline will mail the recipe after her 2-heart event	• Any Wild Seeds (2) • Fiber (5) • Wood (5)
Thorns Ring	Combat 7	• Bone Fragment (50) • Stone (50) • Gold Bar (1)
Torch	Starter	• Wood (1) • Sap (2)
Transmute (Gold)	Mining 7	• Iron Bar (2)
Transmute (Iron)	Mining 4	• Copper Bar (3)
Trap Bobber	Fishing 6	• Copper Bar (1) • Sap (10)
Treasure Hunter	Fishing 7	• Gold Bar (2)
Tree Fertilizer	Foraging 7	• Fiber (5) • Stone (5)
Tub o’ Flowers	2000g from Pierre’s Stand at the Flower Dance	• Wood (15) • Tulip Bulb (1) • Jazz Seeds (1) • Poppy Seeds (1) • Spangle Seeds (1)
Warrior Ring	Combat 4	• Iron Bar (10) • Coal (25) • Frozen Tear (10)
Weathered Floor	500g from Dwarf	• Wood (1)
Wedding Ring	500g from the Traveling Cart	• Iridium Bar (5) • Prismatic Shard (1)
Wicked Statue	1000g from Krobus’ Shop	• Stone (25) • Coal (5)
Wild Bait	Straight from Linus’ 4-heart cutscene	• Fiber (10) • Bug Meat (5) • Slime (5)
Wild Fall Seeds	Foraging 6	• Common Mushroom (1) • Wild Plum (1) • Hazelnut (1) • Blackberry (1)
Wild Spring Seeds	Foraging 1	• Wild Horseradish (1) • Daffodil (1) • Leek (1) • Dandelion (1)
Wild Summer Seeds	Foraging 4	• Spice Berry (1) • Grape (1) • Sweet Pea (1)
Wild Winter Seeds	Foraging 7	• Winter Root (1) • Crystal Fruit (1) • Snow Yam (1) • Crocus (1)
Wood Fence	Starter	• Wood (2)
Wood Floor	100g from Robin’s	• Wood (1)
Wood Lamp-post	500g from Robin’s	• Wood (50) • Battery Pack (1)
Wood Path	Starter	• Wood (1)
Wood Sign	Starter	• Wood (25)
Wooden Brazier	250g from Robin’s	• Wood (10) • Coal (1) • Fiber (5)
Worm Bin	Fishing 8	• Hardwood (25) • Gold Bar (1) • Iron Bar (1) • Fiber (50)

Note: The Wedding Ring is available only on Multiplayer, so crafting it is optional.

10. D.I.Y.

Unlike the Craft Master, you’ll only have to craft 15 different items with D.I.Y. It’s doable in the first season, making its counterpart one of the most challenging achievements. In return, you’ll get Daisy for 1000g.

11. Fector’s Challenge

Journey of the Prairie King is one of two hardcore arcade games in Stardew Valley. It could be fun, but there’s an achievement for keeping alive until you defeat Fector – the final boss. Speaking of which, ConcernedApe will never adjust the mini-game’s difficulty since it’ll be unfair for players who spent hours practicing.

With the arcade game harder than Junimo Kart, you won’t finish it in one sitting. However, you can follow these tips to increase your odds of getting the Fector’s Challenge achievement:

Don’t Collect Extra Lives

There’s no sense collecting extra life if you’re trying to get a perfect, zero-death walkthrough. Instead, you may want to loot other valuable drops from enemies.

Make Strategic Choices

Between Coffee and Shotgun, which will you use? Should you blast your way with a weapon upgrade or flee while killing all enemies? How about inventory rooms for quick convenience?

Every choice in Journey of the Prairie King matters as it dictates whether or not you’ll survive waves. Assess your gameplay situation fast before your enemies get you. The same goes for spending game-changing credits for upgrades.

Stay at the Center

Enemies come from almost every direction. Try to remain calm while shooting them at the map’s center. Better play safe than aggressive, or you’ll lose the chance.

Take Cover!

Fences and stones exist for a reason, which means a situation between life and death. While you can hug walls much as possible, you can also eliminate your enemies little by little. 

Take Advantage of Diagonals

Most mobs in Journey of the Prairie King move either vertically or horizontally. Try moving in diagonals as your advantage, but eliminate monsters copying your movement pattern for safety.

Coins Matter

As enemies become progressively stronger, you’ll always need extra firepower for survival. Slaying opponents may sometimes drop coins you can collect. However, please don’t sacrifice your head for it, or your chances of completing Fector’s Challenge might go away!

12. Fisherman

If you love catching fish and have the time, it’s possible to complete this task within a season! There are 11 available varieties during Spring, but you can reel in four more from the Mines and Calico Desert. However, it’ll be a tougher challenge as unlocking two different areas needs planning.

Nonetheless, you’ll get the Sou’wester as a reward.

13. Full House

With this achievement, the goal is simple: marry someone and have two kids. Planning to speed it up? Check this gift guide, sleep earlier than your spouse, and always agree to have a baby. Make sure to upgrade your house as well for your offspring’s rest.

14. Full Shipment

There are countless items in Stardew Valley that you’ll have to ship each of them at one point. It’s Full Shipment – one of the hardest achievements to add to your Steam profile. Completing it during your first year is impossible. However, if you’re speedrunning the game, consider this helpful table of items for guidance:

Animal Products	Artisan Goods	Crops	Foraged Items	Monster Loot	Resources
Brown Egg	Aged Roe	Amaranth	Blackberry	Bat Wing	Battery Pack
Cow Milk	Beer	Ancient Fruit	Cave Carrot	Bug Meat	Bone Fragment
Duck Egg	Caviar	Apple	Chanterelle	Slime	Cinder Shard
Duck Feather	Cheese	Apricot	Clam	Solar Essence	Clay
Goat Milk	Cloth	Artichoke	Common Mushroom	Void Essence	Coal
Large Brown Egg	Dinosaur Mayonnaise	Banana	Coral		Copper Bar
Large Cow Milk	Duck Mayonnaise	Beet	Daffodil		Copper Ore
Large Goat Milk	Goat Cheese	Blue Jazz	Dandelion		Fiber
Large White Egg	Green Tea	Blueberry	Fiddlehead Fern		Gold Bar
Ostrich Egg	Honey	Bok Choy	Ginger		Gold Ore
Rabbit’s Foot	Jelly	Cactus Fruit	Ginger		Hardwood
Roe	Juice	Cauliflower	Hazelnut		Iridium Bar
Squid Ink	Maple Syrup	Cherry	Holly		Iridium Ore
Void Egg	Mayonnaise	Coconut	Leek		Iron Bar
White Egg	Mead	Coffee Bean	Magma Cap		Iron Ore
Wool	Oak Resin	Corn	Morel		Radioactive Bar
	Pale Ale	Cranberries	Nautilus Shell		Radioactive Ore
	Pickles	Eggplant	Rainbow Shell		Refined Quartz
	Pine Tar	Fairy Rose	Sea Urchin		Sap
	Truffle Oil	Garlic	Spice Berry		Stone
	Void Mayonnaise	Grape	Spring Onion		Wood
	Wine	Green Bean	Sweet Pea
		Hops	Truffle
		Hot Pepper	Wild Horseradish
		Kale	Wild Plum
		Mango
		Melon
		Orange
		Parsnip
		Peach
		Pineapple
		Pomegranate
		Poppy
		Potato
		Pumpkin
		Radish
		Red Cabbage
		Rhubarb
		Salmonberry
		Starfruit
		Strawberry
		Summer Spangle
		Taro Root
		Tea Leaves
		Tomato
		Tulip
		Unmilled Rice
		Wheat
		Yam

15. Gofer

As easy as helping ten item delivery requests, you’ll unlock the Polka Bow with 500g from the Mayor’s gratitude.

16. Gourmet Chef

To cook in Stardew Valley, you’ll need a Kitchen or Cookout Kit. Moreover, you should consistently watch the Queen of Sauce and befriend villagers for dish recipes. Here are 80 total in-game recipes, sources, and ingredients:

Food Item	Source(s)	Ingredients
Algae Soup	• Mail from Clint at three hearts	• Green Algae (4)
Artichoke Dip	• TV, Year 1, Fall 28	• Artichoke (1) • Milk (1)
Autumn’s Bounty	• Mail from Demetrius at seven hearts	• Yam (1) • Pumpkin (1)
Baked Fish	• TV, Year 1, Summer 7	• Sunfish (1) • Bream (1) • Wheat Flour (1)
Banana Pudding	• 30 Bone Fragments from the Island Trader	• Banana (1) • Milk (1) • Sugar (1)
Bean Hotpot	• Mail from Clint at seven hearts	• Green Bean (2)
Blackberry Cobbler	• TV, Year 2, Fall 14	• Blackberry (2) • Sugar (1) • Wheat Flour (1)
Blueberry Tart	• Mail from Pierre at three hearts	• Blueberry (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1)Egg (1)
Bread	• TV, Year 1, Summer 28 • 100g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Wheat Flour (1)
Bruschetta	• TV, Year 2, Winter 21	• Bread (1) • Oil (1) • Tomato (1)
Carp Surprise	• TV, Year 2, Summer 7	• Carp (4)
Cheese Cauliflower	• Mail from Pam at three hearts	• Cauliflower (1) • Cheese (1)
Chocolate Cake	• TV, Year 1, Winter 14	• Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1) • Egg (1)
Chowder	• Mail from Willy at three hearts	• Clam (1) • Milk (1)
Coleslaw	• TV, Year 1, Spring 14	• Red Cabbage (1) • Vinegar (1) • Mayonnaise (1)
Complete Breakfast	• TV, Year 2, Spring 21	• Fried Egg (1) • Milk (1) • Hashbrowns (1) • Pancake (1)
Cookie	• Evelyn’s 4-heart cutscene	• Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1) • Egg (1)
Crab Cakes	• TV, Year 2, Fall 21	• Crab (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Egg (1) • Oil (1)
Cranberry Candy	• TV, Year 1, Winter 28	• Cranberries (1) • Apple (1) • Sugar (1)
Cranberry Sauce	• Mail from Gus at seven hearts	• Cranberries (1) • Sugar (1)
Crispy Bass	• Mail from Kent at three hearts	• Largemouth Bass (1) • Wheat (1) • Oil (1)
Dish O’ The Sea	• Level 3 Fishing	• Sardine (2) • Hashbrowns (1)
Eggplant Parmesan	• Mail from Lewis at seven hearts	• Eggplant (1) • Tomato (1)
Escargot	• Mail from Willy at five hearts	• Snail (1) • Garlic (1)
Farmer’s Lunch	• Level 3 Farming	• Omelet (1) • Parsnip (1)
Fiddlehead Risotto	• TV, Year 2, Fall 28	• Oil (1) • Fiddlehead Fern (1) • Garlic (1)
Fish Stew	• Mail from Willy at seven hearts	• Crayfish (1) • Mussel (1) • Periwinkle (1) • Tomato (1)
Fish Taco	• Mail from Linus at seven hearts	• Tuna (1) • Tortilla (1) • Red Cabbage (1) • Mayonnaise (1)
Fried Calamari	• Mail from Jodi at three hearts	• Squid (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Oil (1)
Fried Eel	• Mail from George at three hearts	• Eel (1) • Oil (1)
Fried Egg	• Farmhouse Upgrade	• Any Egg (1)
Fried Mushroom	• Mail from Demetrius at three hearts	• Common Mushroom (1) • Morel (1) • Oil (1)
Fruit Salad	• TV, Year 2, Fall 7	• Blueberry (1) • Melon (1) • Apricot (1)
Ginger Ale	• 1000g from the Dungeon Dwarf’s shop	• Ginger (3) • Sugar (1)
Glazed Yams	• TV, Year 1, Fall 21	• Yam (1) • Sugar (1)
Hashbrowns	• TV, Year 2, Spring 14 • 50g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Potato (1) • Oil (1)
Ice Cream	• Mail from Jodi at seven hearts	• Milk (1) • Sugar (1)
Lobster Bisque	• Mail from Willy at nine hearts • TV, Year 2, Winter 14	• Lobster (1) • Milk (1)
Lucky Lunch	• TV, Year 2, Spring 28	• Sea Cucumber (1) • Tortilla (1) • Blue Jazz (1)
Maki Roll	• TV, Year 1, Summer 21 • 300g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Any Fish (1) • Seaweed (1) • Rice (1)
Mango Sticky Rice	• Mail from Leo at seven hearts	• Mango (1) • Coconut (1) • Rice (1)
Maple Bar	• TV, Year 2, Summer 14	• Maple Syrup (1) • Sugar (1) • Wheat Flour (1)
Miner’s Treat	• Level 3 Mining	• Cave Carrot (2) • Sugar (1) • Milk (1)
Omelet	• TV, Year 1 Spring • 100g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Any Egg (1) • Any Milk (1)
Pale Broth	• Mail from Marnie at three hearts	• White Algae (2)
Pancakes	• TV, Year 1, Summer 14 • 100g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Wheat Flour (1) • Egg (1)
Parsnip Soup	• Mail from Caroline at three hearts	• Parsnip (1) • Milk (1) • Vinegar (1)
Pepper Poppers	• Mail from Shane at three hearts	• Hot Pepper (1) • Cheese (1)
Pink Cake	• TV, Year 2, Summer 21	• Melon (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1) • Egg (1)
Pizza	• TV, Year 2, Spring 7 • 150g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Wheat Flour (1) • Tomato (1) • Cheese (1)
Plum Pudding	• TV, Year 1, Winter 7	• Wild Plum (2) • Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1)
Poi	• Mail from Leo at three hearts	• Taro Root (4)
Poppyseed Muffin	• TV, Year 2, Winter 7	• Poppy (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1)
Pumpkin Pie	• TV, Year 1, Winter 21	• Pumpkin (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Milk (1) • Sugar (1)
Pumpkin Soup	• Mail from Robin at seven hearts	• Pumpkin (1) • Milk (1)
Radish Salad	• TV, Year 1, Spring 21	• Oil (1) • Vinegar (1) • Radish (1)
Red Plate	• Mail from Emily at seven hearts	• Red Cabbage (1) • Radish (1)
Rhubarb Pie	• Mail from Marnie at seven hearts	• Rhubarb (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Sugar (1)
Rice Pudding	• Mail from Evelyn at seven hearts	• Milk (1) • Sugar (1) • Rice (1)
Roasted Hazelnuts	• TV, Year 2, Summer 28	• Hazelnut (3)
Roots Platter	• Level 3 Combat	• Cave Carrot (1) • Winter Root (1)
Salad	• Mail from Emily at three hearts	• Leek (1) • Dandelion (1) • Vinegar (1)
Salmon Dinner	• Mail from Gus at three hearts	• Salmon (1) • Amaranth (1) • Kale (1)
Sashimi	• Mail from Linus at three hearts	• Any Fish (1)
Seafoam Pudding	• Level 9 Fishing	• Flounder (1) • Midnight Carp (1) • Squid Ink (1)
Shrimp Cocktail	• TV, Year 2, Winter 28	• Tomato (1) • Shrimp (1) • Wild Horseradish (1)
Spaghetti	• Mail from Lewis at three hearts	• Wheat Flour (1) • Tomato (1)
Spicy Eel	• Mail from George at seven hearts	• Eel (1) • Hot Pepper (1)
Squid Ink Ravioli	• Level 9 Combat	• Squid Ink (1) • Wheat Flour (1) • Tomato (1)
Stir Fry	• TV, Year 1, Spring 7	• Cave Carrot (1) • Common Mushroom (1) • Kale (1) • Oil (1)
Strange Bun	• Mail from Shane at seven hearts	• Wheat Flour (1) • Periwinkle (1) • Void Mayonnaise (1)
Stuffing	• Mail from Pam at seven hearts	• Bread (1) • Cranberries (1) • Hazelnut (1)
Super Meal	• Mail from Kent at seven hearts	• Bok Choy (1) • Cranberries (1) • Artichoke (1)
Survival Burger	• Level 2 Foraging	• Bread (1) • Cave Carrot (1) • Eggplant (1)
Tom Kha Soup	• Mail from Sandy at seven hearts	• Coconut (1) • Shrimp (1) • Common Mushroom (1)
Tortilla	• TV, Year 1, Fall 7 • 100g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Corn (1)
Triple Shot Espresso	• 5000g from the Stardrop Saloon	• Coffee (3)
Tropical Curry	• 2000g from the Ginger Island Resort	• Coconut (1) • Pineapple (1) • Hot Pepper (1)
Trout Soup	• TV, Year 1, Fall 14	• Rainbow Trout (1) • Green Algae (1)
Vegetable Medley	• Mail from Caroline at seven hearts	• Tomato (1) • Beet (1)

Completing this difficult achievement will unlock two purchasable items: Archer’s Cap and Chef Hat.

17. Greenhorn 

Once you earn your first 15000g, you’ll unlock the achievement and a Good Ol’ Cap.

18. Homesteader

This challenge is easy: gather 150000g in total, and you’ll find yourself a Cool Cap for 1000g.

19. Joja Co. Member of the Year

When doing fixes around Pelican Town, you can choose between Community Center Bundles or the JojaMart Community Development Form. Most Stardew Valley players prefer helping Junimos over Morris because of the storyline. However, there’s an achievement in siding with the company but for a price.

Becoming a member needs an upfront 5000g payment to access the form. After that, you’ll get the following repairs with their prices:

Developments	Price
Bus Stop	40000g
Greenhouse	35000g
Minecarts	15000g
Panning	20000g
Quarry Bridge	25000g

Since the development form needs a huge sum, consider farming Starfruits after unlocking the Bus Stop. Moreover, you can start profiting from Fairy Rose Honey for 680g. Bee Houses produce the sweet syrup every four days, and the profit you’ll get makes a difference.

20. Legend

Earning 10000000g in Stardew Valley is not an easy achievement to reach. What does it take to achieve that sum in one year? Aging wines, selling diamonds, taking advantage of Starfruits and Pineapples, and farming honey.

Grinding hard for those numbers will take years! However, you can start automating by using Iridium Sprinklers and Junimo Huts. Make sure to include nozzles and enrichers to have a bigger sprinkling radius. But the most optimal farmland layout is the Standard one. Otherwise, you’ll have to use non-plant methods to earn.

Your reward: a badass Sombrero.

21. Living Large

The Living Large milestone will appear after completing the 2nd farmhouse upgrade. It’ll cost you 50000g and 150 pieces of Hardwood before Robin starts construction. 

If you can get Hardwood quickly from the Secret Woods, it might be grindy. Consider adding the Lumberjack profession for an extra drop from chopping regular trees.

Completing this task will unlock the Hunter’s Cap.

22. Local Legend

Here’s an understatement: restoring the Community Center to its former glory is easier than turning it into a Joja Warehouse. Most players are afraid of dumping gold to Morris, missing the convenience. However, it’s understandable for some to take the challenge.

In this achievement, you need to deliver specific items in a ‘bundle’, and you’ll get generous gifts in exchange. The reward is an attractive Stardew Hero Trophy, but let’s get into the bundles first. These are:

• Spring Foraging
• Summer Foraging
• Fall Foraging
• Winter Foraging
• Construction
• Exotic Foraging
• Spring Crops
• Summer Crops
• Fall Crops
• Quality Crops
• Animal
• Artisan
• River Fish
• Lake Fish
• Ocean Fish
• Night Fishing
• Crab Pot
• Specialty Fish
• Blacksmith’s
• Geologist’s
• Adventurer’s
• Chef’s
• Dye
• Field Research
• Fodder
• Enchanter’s
• 2500
• 5000
• 10000
• 25000

23. Master Angler

Multiple locations, 83 different fishes – can you catch them all? If it’s reeling in each of them, talk about the hardest in-game achievement. When fishing, you’ll need the skills (in Stardew Valley and real world), luck, and patience. Completing this achievement in a year is impossible, but we can speed up things.

But first, make sure to have the best equipment before going to the waters. Bring baits, dressed spinners, and trap bobbers for the best result. You may also decide what tackles to use depending on your goal.

Don’t forget to memorize their behavior in the mini-game. These are:

• Smooth – less sudden movements, easiest to catch.
• Sinker – quickly accelerates below the fishing bar.
• Floater – quickly accelerates above the fishing bar.
• Dart – a mix of sinker and floater making them more difficult to catch.
• Mixed – uses all behaviors throughout the catch.

Here’s a table of references for all fishes in Stardew Valley, where to catch them, and when they’re available:

Type	Difficulty	Behavior	Location	Season	Time	Weather
Albacore	60	Mixed	• Ocean	• Fall and Winter (with different time)	6am – 11 am6pm – 2am	Any
Anchovy	30	Dart	• Ocean	• Spring and Fall	Anytime	Any
Angler	85	Smooth	• JojaMart North on the wooden plank bridge	• Fall	Anytime	Any
Blobfish	75	Floater	• Night Submarine	• Winter	Anytime	Any
Blue Discus	60	Dart	• Island Pond and Rivers	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Bream	35	Smooth	• Town and Forest River	• All Seasons	6pm – 2am	Any
Bullhead	46	Smooth	• Mountain Lake	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Carp	15	Mixed	• Mountain Lake, Secret Woods, Pond, Sewers	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Catfish	75	Mixed	• Town and Forest River, Secret Woods Pond, Witch’s Swamp	• Spring and Fall • Spring and Summer in Secret Woods Pond	6am – 12am	Rainy
Chub	35	Dart	• Forest River and Mountain Lake	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Crimsonfish	95	Mixed	• East Beach Pier	• Summer	Anytime	Any
Dorado	78	Mixed	• Forest River	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Eel	70	Smooth	• Ocean	• Spring and Fall	4pm – 2am	Rainy
Flounder	50	Sinker	• Pelican Town, Ocean, Ginger Island Ocean	• Spring and Summer • Island – all seasons	6am – 8pm	Any
Ghostfish	50	Mixed	• Drop from Ghosts (Level 20-60 Mines)	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Glacierfish	100	Mixed	• South of Arrowhead Island in Cindersap Forest	• Winter	Anytime	Any
Halibut	50	Sinker	• Ocean	• Spring, Summer, and Winter (with different time)	6am – 11am7pm – 2am	Any
Herring	25	Dart	• Ocean	• Spring and Winter	Anytime	Any
Ice Pip	85	Dart	• Level 60 Mines	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Largemouth Bass	50	Mixed	• Mountain Lake	• All Seasons	6am – 7pm	Any
Lava Eel	90	Mixed	• Level 100 Mines, Volcano Caldera	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Legend	110	Mixed	• Mountain Lake near the log	• Spring	Anytime	Rainy
Lingcod	85	Mixed	• Town and Forest River and Mountain Lake	• Winter	Anytime	Any
Lionfish	50	Smooth	• Island Ocean	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Midnight Carp	55	Mixed	• Mountain Lake, Forest Pond, Island Pond, and River	• Fall and Winter • Island – all seasons	10pm – 2am	Any
Midnight Squid	55	Sinker	• Night Submarine	• Winter	Anytime	Any
Mutant Carp	80	Dart	• Sewers	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Octopus	95	Sinker	• Ocean	• Summer	6am – 1pm	Any
Perch	45	Smooth	• Town and Forest River, Forest Pond, Mountain Lake	• Winter	Anytime	Any
Pike	60	Dart	• Town and Forest River • Forest Pond	• Summer and Winter	Anytime	Any
Pufferfish	80	Floater	• Pelican Town Ocean and Ginger Island Ocean	• Summer • Island – all seasons	12pm – 4pm	Sunny
Rainbow Trout	45	Mixed	• Town and Forest River andMountain Lake	• Summer	6am – 7pm	Sunny
Red Mullet	55	Smooth	• Ocean	• Summer and Winter	6am – 7pm	Any
Red Snapper	40	Mixed	• Ocean	• Summer and Fall • Winter with Rain Totem	6am – 7pm	Rainy
Salmon	50	Mixed	• Town and Forest River	• Fall	6am – 7pm	Any
Sandfish	65	Mixed	• The Desert	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Sardine	30	Dart	• Ocean	• Spring, Fall, and Winter	6am – 7pm	Any
Scorpion Carp	90	Dart	• The Desert	• All Seasons	6am – 8pm	Any
Sea Cucumber	40	Sinker	• Ocean	• Fall and Winter	6am – 7pm	Any
Shad	45	Smooth	• Town and Forest River	• Spring, Summer, and Fall	9am – 2am	Rainy
Slimejack	55	Dart	• Mutant Bug Lair	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Smallmouth Bass	28	Mixed	• Town River and Forest Pond	• Spring and Fall	Anytime	Any
Spook Fish	60	Dart	• Night Submarine	• Winter	Anytime	Any
Squid	75	Sinker	• Ocean	• Winter	6pm – 2am	Any
Stingray	80	Sinker	• Pirate Cover	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Stonefish	65	Sinker	• Level 20 Mines	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Sturgeon	78	Mixed	• Mountain Lake	• Summer and Winter	6am – 7pm	Any
Sunfish	30	Mixed	• Town and Forest River	• Spring and Summer	6am – 7pm	Sunny and Windy
Super Cucumber	80	Sinker	• Pelican Town Ocean and Ginger Island Ocean	• Summer and Fall • Island – all seasons	6pm – 2am	Any
Tiger Trout	60	Dart	• Town and Forest River	• Fall and Winter	6am – 7pm	Any
Tilapia	50	Mixed	• Ocean and Island Rivers	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Tuna	70	Smooth	• Pelican Town Ocean and Ginger Island Ocean	• Summer and Winter • Island – all seasons	6am – 7pm	Any
Void Salmon	80	Mixed	• Witch’s Swamp	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any
Walleye	45	Smooth	• Town and Forest River and Mountain Lake	• Fall • Winter with Rain Totem	12pm – 2am	Rainy
Woodskip	50	Mixed	• Secret Woods Pond and Forest Farm	• All Seasons	Anytime	Any

Aside from normal and legendaries, catching Seaweed and Green and White Algae counts to the achievement progress. Also, crabpotting is a major factor, so here’s a complete table on luring the rest and where to place the pots:

Fish	Location
Clam	Ocean
Cockle	Ocean
Crab	Ocean
Crayfish	Freshwater
Lobster	Ocean
Mussel	Ocean
Oyster	Ocean
Periwinkle	Freshwater
Shrimp	Ocean
Snail	Freshwater

Completing the Master Angler will unlock the Eye Patch. You’ll also receive a Stardrop from Willy!

24. Master of the Five Ways

Whether you’re farming, fishing, mining, foraging, or fighting monsters, you earn experience points. It’s not visible in-game, but you’ll see a level-up prompt once you progress, every time you wake up.

The trick is simple: don’t stop grinding. If you unlock something new, use that advantage to gain more EXP! For example, if you see gold nodes inside the Mines – don’t hesitate to break them. It’ll give you more mining EXP versus lower-tier ores. The logic also applies to all Stardew Valley skills.

25. Millionaire

As another ‘earning gold’ achievement in Stardew Valley, focus on automation and efficiency (with Sprinklers and Junimo Huts). You’ll unlock the Millionaire along with a Bowler Hat after amassing a hefty 1000000g in total.

26. Monoculture

Many beginning or intermediate players lose the momentum of completing Monoculture. It might be confusing, but it’s as simple as shipping 300 of one crop.

Avoid donating your most valuable hard work. Instead, focus on crops with extra yields and only need one seed throughout the season. Plants such as Blueberries, Cranberries, or Tomato will do for starters. However, it’s best to reproduce Coffee plants as their drops are four or more beans.

For the reward, you’ll get a Cowgal Hat.

27. Mother Catch

Here’s an easier fishing achievement to finish where it doesn’t matter if you catch 100 Sardines or Halibut. It’ll count if it’s fresh and slimy, and you’ll unlock the Watermelon Band.

28. Moving Up

Buying the first farmhouse upgrade from Robin at 10000g and 450 pieces of wood will unlock the Moving Up achievement. Tropiclip will also be available for purchase at the Abandoned House!

29. Mystery of the Stardrops

Stardrops are the rarest item in Stardew Valley for a reason. Consuming it will add 34 to your maximum energy bar, and getting all will double the initial 270 value. However, the hardest part is finding every Stardrop since it’s scattered across the game.

In total, you can find seven of the rare fruit, and here’s how:

Stardew Valley Fair

A vendor sells a Stardrop for 2000 Star Tokens at the Town Square entrance. You’ll need to spend time playing slingshots or fishing to get a decent reward. Moreover, you can obtain 1000 tokens for placing first in the Fair.

You may gamble at the Spinning Wheel and pick green for a higher winning probability if you’re feeling lucky!

Level 100 Mines

Descending below the ground takes time and equipment. Upgrade your tools first and find a better weapon to traverse faster. Along the way, you’ll need to restore health and energy so bring food items. Staircases are optional, but bombs are the best option for finding stairs.

Spouse Relationship

Even after marriage, you’ll need to retain a decent heart level with your partner. At 12.5, your husband/wife will give you a Stardrop. This cutscene will also trigger with Krobus as a roommate.

Krobus’ Shop

Speaking of the friendly shadow person, Krobus will sell the mysterious fruit for 20000g in the Sewers.

Old Master Cannoli

See the statue near the Pond? That’s Old Master Cannoli. Offering him a Sweet Gem Berry will reward you with a Stardrop.

Catch Every Fish

After completing the Master Angler achievement, Willy will send you a letter with a Stardrop.

Museum Donations

In exchange for 95 items, Gunther will reward you with the final piece to complete the Mystery of the Stardrops.

30. Networking

Getting the Networking achievement is as easy as reaching five hearts with ten people. You’ll unlock the Santa Hat upon completion.

31. Ol’ Mariner

Another repetitive achievement with a simple task: catch 24 different fishes. Official Cap will be added to the Hat Mouse’s inventory after successful completion.

32. Polyculture

In this milestone, you’ll need to ship at least 15 of all seasonal crops in Stardew Valley. Placing Ancient Fruits, Sweet Gem Berries, and Flowers aren’t necessary, but here’s a complete list to get the achievement:

• Amaranth
• Artichoke
• Beet
• Blueberry
• Bok Choy
• Cauliflower
• Coffee Bean
• Corn
• Cranberries
• Eggplant
• Garlic
• Grape
• Green Bean
• Hops
• Hot Pepper
• Kale
• Melon
• Parsnip
• Potato
• Pumpkin
• Radish
• Red Cabbage
• Rhubarb
• Starfruit
• Strawberry
• Tomato
• Wheat
• Yam

For an extra accessory, you’ll unlock a Cowpoke Hat.

33. Popular

Befriending 20 people with five hearts will take a while, so know their loved gifts. If the task is complete before Winter, you’ll get Earmuffs from the Hat Mouse for 1000g.

34. Prairie King

Like Fector’s Challenge, you’ll get an achievement for completing Journey of the Prairie King with less difficulty. That’s because you’ll have to reach the sweet ending, and it doesn’t matter how many times you die.

You can apply the same tips. However, collect as many extra lives as possible! Also, move while shooting to avoid enemies and bullets.

35. Protector of the Valley

Aside from growing crops and caring for farm animals, challenging yourself below the ground can spice your gameplay. There are monsters on Skull Cavern, Mines, and even the Quarry! That’s why Gil and Marlon will offer attractive rewards for defeating enemies of all types.

Consider focusing on upgrades and getting a better weapon first if you’re a Stardew Valley beginner. Committing to the Protector of the Valley achievement will take in-game years before completion. However, you can still make progress as you encounter these monsters while mining:

Bats

Almost every floor in the Mines has a swarm of bats like Skull Cavern. They’re weak but may overwhelm you when they travel in packs. However, you can use swords and hammers for a better chance of not losing any HP.

Slaying 200 of them will give you the Vampire Ring. It’ll count whether it’s normal, frost, lava, or iridium (in their dangerous state).

Cave Insects

Bugs (armored and dangerous, Grubs, and Cave Flies (dangerous and mutant) will count for slaying 125 of the creepy crawlies. You can outsmart them either by avoiding or eradicating them before they can damage you.

Duggies

Duggies are the landmines in Stardew Valley, as stepping on dirt inside the Mines will provoke them. It has Dangerous and Magma variants, but you’ll only have to deal with 30 of them.

Dust Sprites

Be it a regular or advanced type, 500 Dust Sprites is enough for completion. These monsters are fragile and may die from your weapon at a single swing.

Magma Sprites

150 Magma Sprite and Sparker are hardcore but doable – just make sure to have a strong weapon. Both enemies fly like a Haunted Skull, except the Sparker type will charge forward and apply slow on contact. Best solution: don’t stop running and swinging your weapon simultaneously.

Mummies

Skull Cavern is home to Mummies, and you’ll need 100 of them to get the Arcane Hat. Since they can regenerate after breaking down, bring bombs to confirm the kill. Otherwise, you can enchant your weapon with Crusader to avoid the monster’s revival.

Pepper Rex

This monster attacks like a flamethrower while overwhelming the player. Fortunately, the target kill count is 50, and defeating them takes switching between positions as you avoid their fiery breath.

Rock Crabs

Like Bats, Rock Crabs swarm all Mines and Skull Cavern floors. They look like normal breakable stones or nodes until they move. Any variant will count towards the target 60, but make sure to use bombs to save time!

Serpents

Whether it’s the standard or royal version, Serpents are notorious for defeating beginners. Take a step back and get a strong weapon before killing 250 of them. Otherwise, it’ll be a flight response, or you won’t make it. 

Slimes

Despite their cuteness, slimes are hostile and will attack you. One of the monster eradication goals is defeating 1000 of the creatures. You can find them in any cave, except Big Slimes, and those raised in Hutches won’t count.

Skeletons

Another monster to target are Skeletons (50 kill count) regardless of the type. They’re fragile as their bones but dangerous as an edge of the Cutlass. Keep moving while striking to survive every encounter!

Void Spirits

Aside from Krobus, Shadow People thrive below the Mines of Pelican Town. On average, they have Shamans and Brutes (dangerous) and Snipers at the cave’s deadlier state.

Which weapon to use? It’ll always be swords and hammers to keep a safe distance from them. Get 150 Void Spirits for a nasty Savage Ring.

36. Singular Talent

The most practical way of getting this achievement depends on your hobby and farm layout. Using the standard farm, growing Melons, Cauliflowers, and Pumpkins will give the most XP.

37. Sous Chef

From this list of all available recipes in Stardew Valley, select 25 easiest meals for faster progress. You’ll unlock the Plum Chapeau as a reward.

38. The Beloved Farmer

This achievement requires you to have ten hearts with eight different NPCs. Follow this gifting guide to increase affinity and unlock Cat Ears.

39. The Bottom

If you’re a beginning Stardew Valley player, reaching the Mines’ bottom is quite the achievement. However, you’ll need to consider the following tips for an earlier success:

• Mine on super lucky days
• Increase your luck with food items
• Bring bombs
• Consume Oil of Garlic
• Bring staircases
• Upgrade tools and weapons

Avoid going home at 1 o’clock if you don’t want to lose your items and progress. Also, consider buying the Return Scepter or crafting a Warp Totem: Farm if you’re speedmining. Nonetheless, a successful attempt may take a year, but you’ll unlock the Skull Key afterward.

40. Treasure Trove

From this list, you’ll see every possible Museum donation. You’ll need 40 items to get the Treasure Trove achievement and a bonus Blue Bonnet.