10 Video Games That Added Obvious Features INSANELY Late

10. Multiplayer - Stardew Valley

Released in February of 2016 to a sea of critical praise, Stardew Valley introduced gamers to the charming Pelican Town and its kooky inhabitants.

As the new farmer in town, your job is to tend crops, build up your coffers and woo the local townsfolk with a smattering of gifts and small-talk before returning to the farm for a well-earned rest.

The simple and joyful music perfectly complimented the lighthearted nature of the game, but as the farm expands, so too must your responsibility. What was once a gleeful farming simulator quickly becomes a stress-inducing task manager where 'one more day' is simply never enough.

A new farmhand was in order, so a multiplayer component was an obvious choice to expand the empire you've created and share the workload. While lone-developer Eric 'ConcernedApe' Barone continues to support the game with frequent updates almost 4 years into its life, it was August of 2018 before we'd see a multiplayer mode.

Now that the component has been added as part of the 1.3 update, players are free to hop into a game through online multiplayer, continuing the fun with 3 other players.