After a rather unusual first 48 hours, in which its developer had to request people to stop positively review bombing the game (yes, really), Starsand Island has revealed what it's planning to fix, improve, and add following its early access launch. While it builds on the typical Stardew Valley life game formula with features like skateboarding and third-person combat encounters against mystical creatures, developer Seed Sparkle Lab knows there are a few areas where it's lacking against rivals. Its new roadmap, which runs up until the summer, aims to plug those gaps.Read the full story on PCGamesN: After a bumpy start, Stardew Valley challenger Starsand Island is wasting little time giving you mods and multiplayer