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Stardew Valley
28-day seasons, four to a 112-day year — ~3× ours (anchored)
The farming game keeps a tidy 112-day year: four 28-day seasons — Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter — each a four-week month, and every season opens on a Monday. Its short year cycles about three times for each of ours. Spring 1 of Year 1 is anchored to 20 March 2020, that spring’s equinox, so the valley’s seasons open alongside our own.
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In UTC at 02:02 on October 27, 2026, this calendar read Fall 5. The reading above is live, in your own time zone.
At a glance
- Type
- Solar — four 28-day seasons
- Origin
- Eric Barone’s Stardew Valley, 2016
- Year
- 112 days
- Months
- 4 seasons of 28 days — Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
- Week
- 7 days; every season opens on a Monday
- Counts from
- Year 1, the farm’s first
- Where it’s used
- Pelican Town, in the game
- How it’s worked out here
- Spring 1 of Year 1 is anchored to 20 March 2020, that spring’s equinox, and the game’s days run at the length of ours
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