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Stardew Valley Perfection

Your score, weighted exactly as the game's Perfection Tracker does it. It updates from every checklist on this site; the parts without a page of their own are below.

0% Perfection

Gold Clock, Monster Slayer and Stardrops score nothing until they're complete, as in the game.

Stardrops

0/7

Obelisks & Gold Clock

0/5

Built by the Wizard, from the book in his tower.

Skills

Farmer level 0/25

Your farmer level is half your total skill levels, so every skill needs level 10.

  • Farming
    0
  • Fishing
    0
  • Foraging
    0
  • Mining
    0
  • Combat
    0

Golden Walnuts

0/130

Found around Ginger Island. Tick them off one by one on the Golden Walnuts page, with a map of every bush and dig spot.

Monster Slayer goals

0/12

Marlon's eradication goals at the Adventurer's Guild. Claim each reward from Gil.

How Perfection is worked out

The Perfection score is out of 100: shipping (15%), friendships (11%), the Gold Clock (10%), Monster Slayer goals (10%), all 7 Stardrops (10%), cooking, crafting and fishing (10% each), reaching level 25 across your skills (5%), Golden Walnuts (5%) and the four obelisks (4%).

The Gold Clock costs 10,000,000g and is usually the last thing people get, so start saving early. The obelisks, at 500,000g to 1,000,000g each, are the other big costs.

At 100%, go up to the summit above the railroad for the ending cutscene.

What counts toward Perfection in Stardew Valley?

Shipping, friendships, the Gold Clock, Monster Slayer, Stardrops, cooking, crafting, fishing, skill levels, Golden Walnuts and obelisks. The Community Center and the museum don't count directly.

Where is the Perfection Tracker?

In Qi's Walnut Room on Ginger Island. This page works out the same score from your save or your ticks.