Disney Dreamlight Valley

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.

There is a review about paywall and enjoying the full content, it is on point, though i still like this. It may be because disney paid mental health professionals to strike where it hurts in adults, this has the appearance of a kids game, but behind the glitter and everything they use psychological tactics to make you buy the content from your favorite childhood movies, the storyline pushes you towards your childhood scars, whatever. Is it good? Who knows?I enjoy working my ass off to be able to create a halloween town in one of the islands, the next one will be the hunk town, all muscled princes there. then the siren town with dashing princesses.

So fun and addicting. There is always things to do whether you have played 2 days or 2 years!

played this game day one and enjoyed it, the realms and cool and fun to see each area having diffrenn materials and you have the ability to customize the whole map which is reall neat , however many people online and now me have lost their entire progress due to the multiplayer update , 70 hour of gameplay down the drain , gameloft do not backup your savefiles the cloud sync is just there for deceration , the game used to be updated with free content now its all about buying a "star path" which is equal to a battle pass expansions are now paid indivisually and greed has taken over , it was fun while it lasted

addicting and fun

This is a fun, cozy game if you like doing a lot of small quests and don't mind grinding for resources. As a Disney fan, befriending the characters you meet along the way is obviously the best part.

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.

Got the EA treatment. Sad from a a developer whose target audience is young kids. Who knows, maybe it was Disney blowback with licensing fees or whatnot. Not my business. A game with nice stuff for little kids wrapped in an ugly package draining the the warmth out of all the effort poured into it.

the best buddhist game i've ever played

Apparently the designers of this game totally lack Disney imagination. There is so much grinding waste of time which just ceases to be fun really quick. I was expecting being part of a story in an open world of Disney characters. Instead I'm blocked out of enjoying facets of the game until I accomplish grinding tasks. The characters and scenery are wonderful and cool to look at. The frustration factor is beyond ridiculous. Disney should be ashamed. The game forces you to accomplish way too many grinding tasks rather than let you be part of a fun story adventure. Oh poor Walt, what have they done with your dream?