Welcome to Elderfield: guides, news and game info

No. Players discussing the game note there are currently no console ports because it's built in RPGMaker, an engine with limitations that prevent console releases. Source

There's no official mobile version. Some players have tried running it on Android through Gamenative, a third-party Android compatibility layer, with mixed/unconfirmed results. Source

The community commonly describes it as a retro horror farming RPG, often compared to Stardew Valley but with a spookier, horror-inflected town and story. Source

Some players have reported losing game progress due to Steam Cloud save data issues. Source

Multiple players report that the game's pacing feels slow and that individual quests can take a long time to complete. Source

Mod support is a frequently discussed topic in the community as a possible future feature, alongside additional professions, though it is not an official confirmed feature. Source

Players note a steep learning curve and a lack of hand-holding for newcomers, which trips up a lot of first-time players. Source

Many new players waste resources in their first in-game month because they don't yet know which gifts each NPC prefers. Source