Disney Dreamlight Valley

Maybe I'm missing something but after 20 hours the entire gameplay loop is, nothing? Do quest > Earn currency > Buy/Build thing > Collect dailies > That's it. That's the entire game. It feels like lazy Disney themed Animal Crossing without the quirky characters and added microtransactions. The entire point is doing all this stuff to keep being able to afford doing more stuff, there's no real payoff other than story from the NPCs and cosmetics/building a little town of Disney characters. If you enjoy grinding where the grind is the reward then yeah probably a good game for you. If you're the aforementioned and you enjoy the entire Disney catalog then ho boy are you gonna love this. But for $40 I just expected a lot more. For $40 + 3x $20 DLCs, I would have rather had something like Disneyland Adventures mixed with this and I actually didn't know that was on Steam and kinda wish I would've bought that instead. Like I enjoy the older Disney IPs, I enjoy the Disney parks, but from my 20 hours with this game I experienced neither and it just seemed like the game wants so much of your time for the most basic and minimal of rewards aka lore/story that most players skip over anyways.

There’s is no point to multiplayer. I bought it on different consoles in order to play multiplayer but it’s so restricted there’s absolutely no point.

If you like to run around for hours 38 for me to be exact just doing "go for" tasks for every character in the damn game then, this is for you after doing hundreds of these tasks i was over it, the game really should be a dirt cheap mobile game. The optimization is also an atrocity like, the dips and framerate drop off have me feeling like I'm playing a ps1/ps2 title its terrible. Definitely not recommended unless you like monotiny.

Multiplayer being locked behind so many quests is crazy

i absolutely love this game (if you can't tell by how many hours i've put into it...), and if you're a cozy gamer, there is definitely something for you in this! there's so many quests to finish, collections to complete, and a variety of fun tasks (farming, mining, friendship-building, etc.) and i can't forget one of my absolute favorite aspects: the building/decorating!!! there are regular free updates with new characters, star paths (basically these quest lines you can complete for new items), etc. i will warn you, there are many opportunities for micro-transactions, which i dislike. they certainly aren't required, but as a builder, i often find myself wanting to engage with them as so many cute items are locked behind them.

addicting and fun

Me gusta la mezcla de colección de objetos, decoración y lo que mas me gusta es la posibilidad de convivir con los personajes de disney, juego a mi ritmo, después de mucho tiempo sigue siendo uno de mis juegos favoritos para desconectarme y pasar un buen rato.

The game itself is really fun and heartwarming, but the monetization lately is getting more and more furiating. The last straw for me is the Pooh update, they could have added him to the Wishblossom DLC as a free update but they are getting more greedy by the day. Pooh is a beloved character, they know what they are doing and it's sad to see that a game that has a really good message tries to bleed it's players dry.

I'm so in love with this game, I haven't played a game for this long in a while I remember first finding out about this game while scrolling through pinterest while trying to look for inspo for decorating on the Sims 4, what really caught my eye back in the day was the looking at different pictures of how people decorated their valleys and I put it on my wish list immediately. I'm not gonna lie, at first I had a hard time while trying to play this game because I started playing back when the characters still had sleep schedules and I couldn't move foward with the quests because either Mickey was sleeping or Merlin, so I decided to put this game aside for a few months, when I finally decided to give this game a second try I absolutely liked how I wasn't limited anymore and I could keep playing at my own pace This is a game that gets new content and new characters every two months so it's not like you complete all the quests that you have pending and that's about it, I've seen the community around this game and I believe they're so warmhearted, if you're a new player there's always someone who's willing to help with any doubts you may have, or even help you by providing with materials you might be missing I know seeing the dlcs might be a thing that can push you back on getting this game, but even with the base game content I highly recommend it if you're into cozy life sims

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