Disney Dreamlight Valley has announced a hotfix update fixing a number of small bugs in the game. The news comes following the release of Disney Dreamlight Valley's recent Festival of Friendship content.
Disney Dreamlight Valley has been a hit since its release into early access, allowing players to interact with their favorite Disney characters in all new ways. The game has maintained an impressive player base since its release, with multiple free content drops added to the game. There's a lot more to come from the game too after Disney Dreamlight Valley released its roadmap for 2023 last month. If Gameloft can keep up with the proposed roadmap, it could be a huge year for Disney's life simulation title as it looks to bring in new waves of players.
The news of the update comes from the official Disney Dreamlight Valley Twitter account, where details of the fixes were posted. It only seems to be a small update, with changes including a fix to progression in the Stitch's Hobby quest, as well as granting Dandelion Syrup in the What Home Feels Like quest, among other fixes. While the exact date for the update is yet to be revealed, the tweets revealed a vague date of "Early next week," so players don't have long to wait before it makes its way into the game.
While the update will be fixing a few of the small glitches added by the Festival of Friendship release, players of the game are continuing to investigate many of the mysteries in Disney Dreamlight Valley. One of the most peculiar is Disney Dreamlight Valley's new Red Potato item, which players found after the release of Festival of Friendship. The item currently has no known uses, with no ties to any of the game's many quests. Hopefully, in upcoming content releases, the purpose of the Red Potato will reveal itself.
While the game continues to do well, it hasn't been smooth sailing for Gameloft. The company has faced backlash after Disney Dreamlight Valley added microtransactions prior to its free-to-play release. Players currently pay for access to the game, so the move was a shock for the community. At the moment, the microtransactions in the game are only for cosmetic items. Locking chunks of content behind microtransactions, especially while the game is still in early access, would set a dangerous precedent for the title, so hopefully, Gameloft doesn't take this route in the future.
Disney Dreamlight Valley is available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.
