Disney Dreamlight Valley

I really wanted to love this game, I really did. But absolutely the hell not..just No. I was extremely excited about this game because it has specific niché. It´s not exactly sci-fi, nor fantasy. It is Fairy-Tale based game which can give You completely unique feeling of enjoying a game with Your favourite characters.. Except You can´t because the game is full of noob-level bugs and by that I don´t mean weirdly flying objects or overlaps or any of the minor bugs. I meant the major considered bugs like - Invisible random obstructions, You cannot pass. Memories, notes or resources You cannot pick up no matter Your position around it., Quest that has been a problem since release of the game in 2022. The fix of the DevTeam? They never fixed the bug, they simply put one batch of extra resources on side. Which is useless, since quest is not registering their use.. The bugged quest, which will not let You progress properly in the story. I would let it go, if I wouldn´t experience bug every five minutes in the game.. I did some digging and it seems the bugs are issues of most recent update, Which is genuinely the only reason I am not refunding this game. So my conclusion? Gameloft requests 40€ for a game that has major user bugs, quite questionable cooking system, disfunctional quest system. And the cherry on top - their support very oftenly seems to either completely ignore Your ticket or respond with no viable information to resolve it. So no, at this moment - I do not recommend.

ddv is genuinely one of those games that i always end up coming back to. i have a lil over 700 hours on xbox and almost 100 hours on steam so i think it’s pretty safe to say i’m slightly addicted xD if you’re into cosy games then i genuinely couldn’t recommend this enough. it’s one of those games where you can just switch your brain off for a while and do a lil bit of everything. whether that’s working through quests, decorating your valley, farming, mining, fishing, cooking, dressing up your character or just running around with your favourite characters, there’s pretty much always something to do. i absolutely love that there’s no pressure to rush through anything. i’ve always been able to play at my own pace without feeling like i’m falling behind and i rlly appreciate that. seeing all the different disney and pixar characters living together in one place never stops making me smile and the whole game just feels so nostalgic. decorating is easily one of my favourite parts too and i’ve definitely spent way longer than i’d like to admit moving furniture around until everything looked just right T_T i also rlly like how often the game gets updated. there always seem to be new characters, new quests, star paths and events to look forward to, which gives me another excuse to keep coming back. i will say it can get a lil grindy at times and there are quite a few microtransactions, especially if you enjoy decorating as much as i do. thankfully they’re never forced on you and the game still gives you loads of free content, but i’d definitely be lying if i said i’d never been tempted by the premium shop xD overall ddv is genuinely one of my favourite cosy games and i honestly don’t see myself getting tired of it anytime soon. 9/10<3

Thought ddv would be a cozy disney game. Turns out I’m the unpaid intern responsible for farming, mining, cooking, fishing, decorating, and solving everyone’s personal problems. Still relaxing though. 10/10 would harvest pumpkins for cartoon characters again.

I have almost 1000 hours in the game and the developer has become extremely predatory, to the point were it is no longer enjoyable to play, the cost no longer justifies the fun. It really has been a bait and switch where the release of the game it was very generous and they slowly been doing less and charging more. The most recent example is all of the winnie the poo cast are now behind a two different paywalls, to make things worst they created all the assets and released a paid DLC that included a honey area where you find Tigger, only to release another dlc right after it with the same honey area assets but that you had to pay again for all the rest of the winnie the poo cast, instead of including them in an update to the first dlc where there was already that area. And the sad part is that games DLC stories have got worst, take less time, and have a premium price point. Most of the animal companions from our favorite movies are also behind paywalls, and while I enjoy supporting developers who continue to improve on the games I enjoy playing, this is one of those games that I continue to pay more for less and I hate it.

I absolutely love Disney Dreamlight Valley. It has everything I felt was missing from Animal Crossing: New Horizons — more story, more quests, more interaction with characters, and a world that feels alive all the time. The Disney atmosphere makes the game incredibly cozy and magical, and unlocking new characters and areas is genuinely exciting. It’s relaxing like Animal Crossing, but with much more to do and a stronger sense of progression. Definitely one of my favorite cozy games.

Cozy tbh

I like the game, it's relaxing Disney interactions, pleasant to look at. Yeah, just what a cozy game should be... I'm only leaving a negative review because I genuinely despise paying for the game and dlc AND also having battlepass/star path and regular microtransactions. Either-or would be fine (pay game and dlc or have stupid free to play monetization) but as-is I would not recommend it...

Clearly I like this game given how many hours I have spent playing it. I am a Disney nerd and also a farming sim nerd, so put the two together and it is a win-win. However!!! This is getting a thumbs down from me because there is too much paid DLC. When they launched this game, it was promised that paid DLC would be a rare thing. But now it seems it is very frequent and required purchases considering the amount of new game play it adds to the game. If they continue down this road, It will only make more players feel more and more like they are there to add money to the developers pockets. I am hopeful that this game will start to think more about its players, and less on seeing how much paid content they can push. It is unfair and makes me want to quit playing the game all together.