Disney Dreamlight Valley
Developer Gameloft
Disney Dreamlight Valley is a 2023 life simulation adventure game developed by Gameloft Montreal and published by Gameloft. The game has players tend to a magical valley populated by various Disney and Pixar characters who previously underwent a curse that caused them to lose their memories of their lives in the valley. The game was released in early access for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows,… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
515 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Lemmy, Mastodon) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
306 positive · 86 negative
95% range 74–82%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 306 | 86 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 29 | 5 | 58 |
| Lemmy * | 2 | 1 | 16 |
| Mastodon * | 0 | 0 | 12 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
What players are saying
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 273 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (23,067 of 25,036 positive).
Players find the game cozy and comforting, with heartwarming character interactions. [1][2][3] Some reviewers criticize the game for broken promises and aggressive microtransactions. [4][5][6] Others praise the amount of content and freedom to play at one's own pace. [7][8][9]
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This game as been nothing but lies and unkept promises, it started by them assuring people that it would eventually become free to play, and buyers were just getting early access, this was not true, as they backpeddled and continue to charge to this day, wouldn't have been a big deal if they hadn't shoehorned in a cash shop even during early access, with very expensive micro-transactions. Then they promised not to …
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At the moment, I'm going through a phase in my life where I feel pretty sad and lonely, and having Disney characters tell me how happy they are to see me is like a small virtual hug. Maybe that sounds pathetic but I really don't care. This game is lovely. It gives you freedom to focus on whatever you like- and I do recommend focusing on one thing at a time. Otherwise you'll be overwhelmed because there's always more …
- [2]
⭐ **9/10** This game is pure comfort 💕 Farming, fishing, cooking, decorating - and completing quests with iconic Disney characters is nostalgic and relaxing at the same time 🌸✨ The world is colorful and cozy, and decorating your valley is truly addictive 🏡🎀 Some quests can be a bit tricky, and some gems take forever to find 😅💎, but overall it's the perfect game to relax in. If you want something calm, cute and …
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As I approach 1,000 hours in this game I figured it's about time to write a review lol. This is my most played game over the last 2 years, and I’m sure I’ve got many more hours ahead of me. Disney Dreamlight Valley can be engaging and keep you focused on quests and tasks, or you can just turn your brain off and relax. Pros: • STORY, CHARACTERS, & QUESTS: The main storyline clearly had a lot of thought and care put …
- [3]
It’s the absolute coziest game I’ve ever played in my life. And that’s coming from someone with over 800 hours in Animal Crossing. :) Works like a dream on Deck, with highest graphics settings.
Summarised from 34 of the 385 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
73% of the 273 Steam reviewers we collected recommend Disney Dreamlight Valley. The complaint that keeps coming up: aggressive microtransactions and premium shop. Deal-breaker or nitpick?
Critics, per Wikipedia
Disney Dreamlight Valley received a positive reception from critics upon its early access release in September 2022. Ivy Liscomb of Wirecutter complimented Disney Dreamlight Valley for not replicating the Animal Crossing series, appreciating the music, story and gameplay, calling Disney Dreamlight Valley "appealing for both kids and adults alike," and wrote positively about the amount of quests and the customizable content. Travis Northrup of IGN called the game an "awesome life simulator that flexes its iconic characters to riveting, satisfying effect," asserted the story manages to be clever and creative, appreciated the relationships players can forge with the villagers across their…
From the “Reception” section of Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Critic context only — not part of the audience score.
Reactions
60 of 515 · most liked firstThis game as been nothing but lies and unkept promises, it started by them assuring people that it would eventually become free to play, and buyers were just getting early access, this was not true, as they backpeddled and continue to charge to this day, wouldn't have been a big deal if they hadn't shoehorned in a cash shop even during early access, with very expensive micro-transactions. Then they promised not to price wall story content, which they did with the DLCs they have released on top…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →After 200 hours, I can confidently say that I do not recommend this game to anyone. Most quests feel like the writers just sat down and came up with a way to waste the most amount of your time. They are tedious fetch quests, where nothing feels really earned or worthwhile anymore. Characters added earlier don't feel so hollow, but it just seems to get worse with each addition. This is maybe a matter of taste, however. The biggest issue with this game is its aggressive microtransaction. Every…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Bought this game early access and loved it and supported due to it GOING TO BE Free to play after. They took back that promise, the expacs are expensive and have issues and the moonstones are predatory for a game you pay to play. Most of the moonstone items are from events that you have to grind for days to catch up to. If you are behind on characters or the like you are just SOL til you get there..... It needs work before I come back to this.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[6/11/2026] I supported this game for quite a bit, coming back to it occasionally like I do with Minecraft phases. This time, when I logged on today, I was kind of shocked. I'm incredibly disappointed, to be honest. It used to be that this game was a clear example of Disney values. I actually remember telling people that very thing. I didn't really support the addition of a battle pass (er, "Star Path"), but for a while after it was implemented it was fine, and I found I really looked forward…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →At the moment, I'm going through a phase in my life where I feel pretty sad and lonely, and having Disney characters tell me how happy they are to see me is like a small virtual hug. Maybe that sounds pathetic but I really don't care. This game is lovely. It gives you freedom to focus on whatever you like- and I do recommend focusing on one thing at a time. Otherwise you'll be overwhelmed because there's always more to do. I have over 100 hours and haven't even unlocked all the realms yet. So…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →At first, I loved this game. It was the perfect cozy game with lots of childhood nostalgia for me. I played it for nearly 300 hours, running a few campaigns and starting over a few times. I couldn't speak highly enough. However, most recently, I decided to jump back in and give it another playthrough. This time through, I noticed game-breaking bugs. Storyline quests were completely bugged that entirely blocked my ability to continue with the story at all. I contacted Gameloft to report these…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not Recommended... ✔️ 45+ hours played At first, I loved this game. It was cozy, charming. But over time, it turned into one of the most frustratingly greedy games I’ve spent money on. If you're a big Disney fan, you'll probably still find joy here. But be warned: this game is no longer about fun and creativity. It's become a monetisation machine. 🎮 Gameplay The core gameplay loop is relaxing and enjoyable - Complete quests with Disney characters - Decorate your valley - Farm, mine,…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is very cute, and amazing, except one thing. It's so #### expensive! The entire premise of the game is design the valley and make it look how you want it to be! And yet, everything costs Moonstones, which cost so much to buy, and we're talking REAL MONEY! For example, for $4.99, you can get about 1,200 moonstones, that sounds like a lot right? Wrong. Almost every single item is well over 2,000 moonstones, for a single item. You want a cute dress? 2,500, for just a different color…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →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…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I got this game in early access. It was supposed to be free+microtransactions after early access, but then the devs broke that promise and continue to charge for the base game, the expansions, and continue to do a lot of predatory FOMO things to encourage microtransactions in a game that's very appealing to young children. I'm an avid player of the Sims and MMOs so I'm very familiar with DLC and microtransactions, but the cash cost vs grind of the Star Paths for cosmetics compared to the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’ve expected a cozy, fun game. Instead, upon the first launch, I’m greeted with mobile game aesthetic (specifically reminds one of EA - Sims freeplay). Now this part is just taste, it’s different for everyone. So I bought this game, noticed the dlcs and figured it’s alright, every game has them. Almost the same price as the base game… also an often thing, sales are a thing, won’t be a huge deal. Only to be met with premium currency and rotating shop. Now correct me if I’m wrong, but after…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A cozy game where you get to spend time with Mickey, Donald, Merlin, Wall-E, and other beloved Disney characters should've been a slam dunk. Except it's not, because the game just keeps taking so many wrong turns. Instead of going on fun adventures with my favorite characters I was mostly doing mediocre, boring fetch quests. With quite a bit of backtracking too. There are a couple quests here and there that are more interesting, but they are so few and far between that you need to keep…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love Disney characters as much as the next person, but this game is just fetch quests and grinding. There’s no real interaction with characters that matter, you can choose any dialogue option and it will not effect anything. There are micro transactions within the game, mainly cosmetic reasons but I don’t feel that is necessary when people have already spent $40+ on a game that was originally announced to be free to play at some point. Disney greed kill this for me, the worlds feel so…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game was cute and fun, until they added microtransactions & premium currency to a paid game, and then added paid DLC that is only $10 less than the base game. There are three DLCs like this, by the way, so if you want to experience the full game you have to shell out $130+. Sure, you could easily play the base game content but this level of greed is on par with EA. Let's not normalize these predatory business models. If you want to play a cozy game with Disney characters, try Disney…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I have about 200 hours in Disney Dreamlight Valley and have spent more money than I am emotionally prepared to calculate. So, to be clear: I did enjoy this game. I played it constantly in early access, decorated my valley, did the quests, befriended the residents, and willingly became unpaid emotional support staff for half of Disney’s cast. Back then, I could live with the premium shop and microtransactions because the game was marketed as eventually becoming free-to-play. I assumed the extra…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I got this game day one of early access and it’s been a wild ride. From a game that first promised it would be free to play to paid dlc (mulitple of those) and from nice in-game cute outfits to almost only-premium shop content it sure has been a journey unlike I anticipated. But one I am glad to be part of, somehow. STORYAP: You are a traumatized adult living in our world. Somehow, you find your way back to Disney Dreamlight valley, this is either a real place or your own imaginative world…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Last #promosky for 2024! Basic info: Elle 23 She/They PST USA I am currently interested in: ✨️Digital art ✨️Game Grumps ✨️Drawfee/SSS ✨️Pokémon TCGP ✨️Animal Crossing Pocket ✨️Gravity Falls & The Owl House ✨️OCs ✨️Disney Dreamlight Valley
neutral · AI labelView post →I want to start this off by saying I loved this game when it first released. I paid for the deluxe edition and put many hours in it between gamepass, steam, and switch... That being said, this game when announced was announced with the promise that it would become free to download on release. The developers have since gone back on that, as well as adding micro transactions into a now already PAID game. DLC on top of that makes it very much not what was originally promised and has turned me off…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My dad is playing the Disney Dreamlight Valley game and a character apparently keeps “getting in his way” by saying hi to him as he is trying to water some plants. “Stop it,” my dad says, followed by, “no, shut up Olaf.” The whole situation is making my life better
positive · AI labelView post →DON'T THROW YOUR MONEY AWAY! Their business practices are just as bad as EA! They paywall your favorite characters behind expansions. They paywall iconic companions. They are going to have five expansions in total. If your going to be THIS GREEDY make the base game free! They hate modding communities cuz' they want to force people to pay PREMIUM CURRENCY for more houses to decorate. Their goes my city dreams. That limits your decoration and creativity options. They are weapanizing nostalgia and…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I use to play hours on this game but since the constant releases and having to spend more and more money for DLCs and extra items in the game, I have finally given up. I paid for the game when it first started when it was pre released and paid for and got special items. it was suppose to then after be a free game, that has yet to happen. instead they keep adding extensions and character DLCs and its just not worth it anymore.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →First... please don't take my not recommending this as a bad review. This game is fun and it's cute being able to befriend so many Disney characters. But this game has essentially become a money grab. They initially said this game would be free but now it's $51 (CAD) for the base game and now there are editions that range from $76-102. And then there are DLCs costing around $40. It's just ridiculous at this point. And then on top of all of that you can buy ingame currency and premium starpaths…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The downsides: - This game was originally supposed to release for free and never did. - Lasting bugs w/o fixes. The mailbox crash, the forever red dot in the menu, bugged quests for example. - Microtransactions via premium currency and items. More on this in the upsides. -Limited placed item limits (up to 3k individual types of item/6k total items on PC). This drastically limits decoration ability, but I can understand it to avoid lag in game. The upsides: -Regular introduction of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game was my first true introduction to gaming. I started playing the game in early access right when it launched in August 2022. I quickly became addicted to it. I loved the grind: getting resources, working through quests and collecting items. I played consistently for around 4-5 months. Then I got a bit overwhelmed with characters quests and the star paths and dreamsnaps so I took a break. When I came back to the game after roughly a 3 months break or so, the premium shop was in full…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →#promosky consider following me if you like: Digital art Disney Dreamlight Valley Pokémon Animal Crossing Adventure Time Game Grumps Drawfee Tarot/divination 420 Lgbtq+ OCs Cats anime And more!
neutral · AI labelView post →This game is fantastic because it is what you make it. If you don't want to grind quests, don't. If you don't like decorating, play quests. There are dozens of ways to spend your time. It can be overwhelming at first, but it is easy to pick up on the different game mechanics for players of all skill levels and ages.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →>Microtransactions will remain in the game after launch despite the fact that Disney Dreamlight Valley is no longer a free-to-play game. Hard pass.
negative · AI labelView post →Okay... where do i even start?! 💭 Disney Dreamlight Valley has been out for quite some time now, and somehow... I never played it? Which honestly makes zero sense, because i am a cozy gamer through and through. All of my friends kept telling me "You HAVE to play this Ulle. You will love it." And I just smiled, nodded... and continued playing anything else. Apparently I enjoy being wrong? lol. Five days ago tho! one very convincing friend finally got me to start playing this! ( Thank you,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →March #promosky 🫰 Elle || 24 || she/they ♡digital art ♡HelloKitty Island Adventure ♡Disney Dreamlight Valley ♡Game Grumps ♡Drawfee ♡Pokémon ♡420 ♡LGBT+ ♡Invincible ♡my kitties ♡TØP ♡little trinkets
neutral · AI labelView post →Games Coming to Game Pass Core on October 1 -Cities: Skylines – Remastered -Disney Dreamlight Valley -Warhammer 40,000: Darktide news.xbox.com/en-us/2025/0...
neutral · AI labelView post →⭐ **9/10** This game is pure comfort 💕 Farming, fishing, cooking, decorating - and completing quests with iconic Disney characters is nostalgic and relaxing at the same time 🌸✨ The world is colorful and cozy, and decorating your valley is truly addictive 🏡🎀 Some quests can be a bit tricky, and some gems take forever to find 😅💎, but overall it's the perfect game to relax in. If you want something calm, cute and magical - this is it 🌟
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've got a ton of hours in this game and the game itself - I do really like. However, I bought the first two DLCs about a month before the third DLC was announced, and I have HUGE regret. If I'd know they were going to pay wall an actual mechanic (riding a mount) behind the next DLC then I wouldn't have bothered to give Gameloft another cent of my money. This game already did people dirty by promising "free" and then not delivering, but when you paywall a better playing experience it feels…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Every so often I get added to another "gaming experts" or "best of gaming" list because I work at IGN. My loves, I am an entertainment writer. The only game I have ever been remarkable at is Flappy Bird. I occasionally talk about Disney Dreamlight Valley. I have nothing I can offer you 😂
neutral · AI labelView post →#PromoSky - The Corrs - Xbox - ps5 - game of thrones - greys anatomy - mass effect - the last of us - persona - destiny 2 - Disney Dreamlight Valley - Sonic the Hedgehog - Yakuza - gaming - rollerblading - Dancing - Dogs (especially mine) - mental health Help my algorithm and HI!’ 👋🏼
neutral · AI labelView post →Palia just released on Steam officially as a free-to-play game, and I tried some new features to write up this recipes guide to help players with ingredients, locations, and obtaining the recipes! If you like Stardew Valley, Disney Dreamlight Valley, and life simulation—play it!
neutral · AI labelView post →I would actually really love to get into playing Disney Dreamlight Valley but fUCK Disney and the video game indusgry for the extremely predatory microtransactions I'm so dead sick of all the girly games I wanna plah being riddled with microtransactions. 😭
negative · AI labelView post →I feel as though the cost of this game + it’s DLC comes across as predatory. If I pay 40$ for a game, I expect to have most of the experience from the get-go. Paying an additional 80-90$ to continue playing, or spend 2x as long to unlock everything, seems scummy to me. If you like disney, you’ll like this game. But this game wants your credit card info, bottom line. Just like most Gameloft games. If you aren’t playing for Disney, just play a different cozy game, you’ll have a better…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disney decided to have its own town/island/Stardew and write a story around kindness, remembrance and an obsession with photography. It is quite entertaining, although I reckon it should be titled Scrooge Valley, because it's really all about earning a fortune and paying the uncle to appease your friends. The multiplayer is not... friendly. You need to play many hours on your own before you can join your partner. I would argue this isn't a game for children. It's a skewed view of the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Anyone who plays Disney Dreamlight Valley, is this DLC worth? 💗 (I’m struggling to justify the price as this is a paid game and would like opinions)
neutral · AI labelView post →It’s the absolute coziest game I’ve ever played in my life. And that’s coming from someone with over 800 hours in Animal Crossing. :) Works like a dream on Deck, with highest graphics settings.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Gamers that play.. 🩷Osu 🩷R.E.P.O. 🩷Strinova 🩷Minecraft 🩷Overwatch 🩷MapleStory 🩷Call Of Duty 🩷Marvel Rivals 🩷Sea Of Thieves 🩷Stardew Valley 🩷Monster Hunter 🩷Final Fantasy XIV 🩷World Of Warcraft 🩷League Of Legends 🩷Disney Dreamlight Valley can we be friends? let’s game! 🎮🩷 #promosky
neutral · AI labelView post →★★★★☆ 4/5 – I love this game, but the Premium Shop eventually became too much... I’ve been playing Disney Dreamlight Valley since it first released on Steam. I actually started playing while I was quarantined with COVID, and it quickly became one of my comfort games. I had such a great time completing all the different character quests, following the storyline, and seeing how the characters and their stories connected with one another. Then came the Premium Shop. At first, I tried to play…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Severely overpriced paywalls, still bugs, preys on nostalgia. I admit I fell for it, not anymore. Try games like Palia which are free to play and content isn't as overpriced like DDV.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →July #promosky ✨️ Elle is currently yapping about: ♡Hello Kitty Island Adventure ♡Disney Dreamlight Valley ♡Squid Game ♡Game Grumps ♡Drawfee ♡art ♡kitties ♡lgbtq+ ♡420 ♡ASD
neutral · AI labelView post →First time playing after awhile, updated to "oogie boogie's halloween event" game crashes after 20 mins of playing. Even though there were some glitches in previous areas, I had a lot of fun playing before. With this update it just soured my experience, first time I thought it was something from my end but it kept happening. Will update if there is a fix.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As a grown adult, I'm embarrassed how many hours I've sunk into this game. The game loop is well designed, making progression easy. There's always a task to do that's satisfying.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →love this game. it's like if animal crossing met disney characters.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →What I’ve currently bought on the Steam Sale! Will probably grab at least something else before it ends. - Chained Echoes - Disney Dreamlight Valley This is my 2nd copy of Disney Dreamlight Valley. I really want to start over and be able to play the game on my Steam Deck 🎮
positive · AI labelView post →I wanted to love Disney Dreamlight Valley. I’ve played since early launch, invested hundreds of hours, and spent real money on premium items because I believed in the game’s potential. Unfortunately, this is one of the most poorly tested and consistently broken live-service games I’ve ever played. There are major glitches still present from launch that have never been resolved. Quests break, items fail to spawn, premium features malfunction, and players are routinely told to “wait for a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My top video game series ❤️ Final Fantasy 🩷 Kingdom Hearts ❤️ Pokemon 🩷 Animal Crossing ❤️ Love Nikki/Infinity Nikki 🩷 Fire Emblem ❤️ Genshin Impact/Honkai Star Rail 🩷 Disney Dreamlight Valley ❤️ Palworld 🩷 Bravely Default/Bravely Second ❤️ Octopath Traveler #videogames #goty #promosky
neutral · AI labelView post →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...
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I honestly only bought this game initially because they said it would be free-to-play once it was up and running, and have sworn off it since they started rolling out over-priced reskins and DLCs to their extremely flimsy game for $50 a pop. This is Disney grifting you out of your money at their best. As your creepy Disney overlord, the game lets you buy exclusively Disney branded clothes and hideous disney branded furniture, shoving so much marketing and propoganda into the items that god…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is absolutely worth buying. The base game alone has SO MANY THINGS TO DO, and the Storybook Vale DLC is AMAZING. With both of those alone you can spend HOURS collecting things, crafting, fishing whatever. Personally I LOVE gifting and cooking. It's also really good for people like me who suffer from bad depression and anxiety. The characters will often have dialogue interactions with you that are truly heartwarming. The base story is in fact linked to depression. Now I've seen…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Started playing Disney Dreamlight Valley again. Genuinely great game.
positive · AI labelView post →November #promosky! I'm Elle, she/they, and I'm currently yapping about 🍂My art 🎨 🍂Disney Dreamlight Valley 🍂Hello Kitty Island Adventure 🍂Pokémon TCG Pocket 🍂Pokémon Legends ZA 🍂Game Grumps 🍂Drawfee 🍂My kitties 🧡🧡 I'm also a bisexual, autistic stoner :3
neutral · AI labelView post →So uh I haven't been on here because I've been playing Disney Dreamlight Valley. Idk what they put in this game but uhhhh yes I love it
positive · AI labelView post →I miss Disney Dreamlight Valley ;w; I was so happy with my avatar, although it's been over a year, if I revisit my game I'd most likely update my hairstyle
positive · AI labelView post →I bought this game early access and played it quite a bit but once they decided to add all these microtransactions it no longer became any fun. Now they are making the only reason I was going to get back into this game a paid expansion? (Winnie The Pooh) I wish I could get a refund. This game is barely fun and they have made it clear they don't care about the consumers, just the money. Just another greedy corp like EA.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As I approach 1,000 hours in this game I figured it's about time to write a review lol. This is my most played game over the last 2 years, and I’m sure I’ve got many more hours ahead of me. Disney Dreamlight Valley can be engaging and keep you focused on quests and tasks, or you can just turn your brain off and relax. Pros: • STORY, CHARACTERS, & QUESTS: The main storyline clearly had a lot of thought and care put into it, and was quite engaging. I found it surprisingly meaningful for a game…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had this game for quite some time on my wishlist but was hestitant buying. Initially i was afraid that this game would be too similar to Stardew Valley, and that the game would rely heavily on in-game purchases (which i had heard somewhere on youtube). Neither ended up being the case, and i ended up absolutely loving Disney Dreamlight Valley. Both DDV and Stardew have the same general objective (restoring a town), and both have gardening, fishing, cooking, NPC relationships, and mining…
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