A Disney Dreamlight Valley player found a hilarious bug when they passed by Mickey Mouse in the game. The game is currently in Early Access, so players might encounter some glitches from time to time.
Disney Dreamlight Valley is an adventure and life simulation game where players explore various worlds to accomplish quests and meet different Disney and Pixar characters in the process. One of the most popular features of the game are the customization tools, which many players have used to recreate outfits and other characters. Disney Dreamlight Valley also gets regular updates that add new missions, Disney characters, and items, with the latest Lion King update coming in April.
Amid the many Reddit posts of users posting their customized looks, a player named OrangeAlternative305 shared a funny Disney Dreamlight Valley bug where Mickey Mouse got stuck with Prince Eric. The screenshot showed the two characters merged together, with Eric's legs looking like it was replaced with Mickey's whole body. What made it funnier was the latter's nose sticking out of the prince's legs. According to the player, they were able to "bump into them enough" to help them go their separate ways.
Many Disney Dreamlight Valley players found the Mickey Mouse bug hilarious. They also shared similar experiences where one got stuck with Maui, while another said they would always see Anna, Kristoff, and Olaf clumped together. It might seem frustrating to see a bug like this, but based on the players' reactions, it didn't seem to be disrupting the game. It's also likely that Gameloft would fix the bug in a later patch.
Disney Dreamlight Valley seems to have done a great job at keeping its players invested in the game thanks to its monthly updates. With Disney having almost 100 years worth of content to pull from, many players can expect more characters and realms to come out in the future. Some of the most-anticipated are characters from movies like Hercules, Finding Nemo, and Winnie the Pooh.
The full Disney Dreamlight Valley release is expected to come sometime this year, and many players might be expecting quality of life updates to make the overall experience better. One of the most requested features is an easier way to share assets for customized looks just like in Animal Crossing. In the past, Gameloft removed the exhaustion feature to further improve gameplay, so it's possible that it will accommodate players' requests.
Disney Dreamlight Valley is available now on Nintendo Switch, PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
