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Everafter Falls is an adorable Stardew inspired farming RPG releasing on June 20. Here’s a guide to the platforms its on plus information on co-op options.
Everafter Falls is an enchanting farming simulation RPG, but you might be wondering what platforms it’s on and more importantly: is Everafter Falls cross-platform? Don’t worry we got you covered.
The developer of Everafter Falls is SquareHusky, who considers himself a solo developer as the musical score and the port to consoles were the only parts of the game he did not design on his own. The game is inspired by Stardew Valley, making it familiar enough to be easy to get into, while still offering new experiences; such as a pet that can dig and water for you!
Is Everafter Falls cross-platform?
No, Everafter Falls does not support cross-platform play. Despite being available on multiple platforms, including Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC (via Steam and Epic Games Store), cross-platform play is not a feature in the game unfortunately.
Where can you play Everafter Falls?
Everafter Falls' is available on a wide range of platforms immediately on its release June 05, 2025. on PC there is also a Deluxe Edition which comes with the game’s soundtrack composed by Tim Carlos.
Everafter Falls platforms
Does Everafter Falls have online co-op?
No, Everafter Falls does not have online co-op. However, it does offer local co-op play. So you can snuggle up with a loved one or your siblings to play on split screen co-op on either the same PC or console. There is also the added benefit of Steam’s Remote Play feature for PC users.
What’s special compared to other farming RPGs?
Everafter Falls offers a familiar blend of farming simulation and RPG elements with a couple of unique twists. One of the stand-out features is a lack of a stamina bar, a sometimes frustrating mechanic of other games.
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Although Everafter Falls lacks cross-platform play, its rich features and accessibility across multiple consoles and PC will hit home with fans of the genre. Yes, it’s another farming RPG, yes it’s like Stardew Valley, and yes you should definitely try it after a hard day’s work when you need to unwind.
