Creative Disney Dreamlight Valley Player Remakes Shrek's Kingdom of Far Far Away

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Gameloft's Disney Dreamlight Valley boasts a number of familiar faces and magical castles, but one creative player wanted to introduce another beloved property, doing so via their in-game reproduction of Far Far Away from the Shrek franchise. While the beloved ogre is a property of Dreamworks and not Disney, the lack of video games based on Shrek have led to some gamers taking creative matters into their own hands.

Just released in 2023, Disney Dreamlight Valley is a life-sim adventure game that allows players to meet and interact with some of the most iconic Disney characters of all time while exploring the mystical realm of Dreamlight Valley. The gameplay features fun mechanics like cooking, fishing, and crafting, allowing fans to build and design their own homes and even entire neighborhoods, with some players taking inspiration from other icons of pop culture.

Disney Dreamlight Valley player Novaa1010 shared a look at their highly-detailed reproduction of the main street of the kingdom of Far Far Away from the Shrek movies. Far Far Away first appeared in the film Shrek 2, giving fans a look at the kingdom where Shrek's wife, Fiona, grew up. Utilizing a screenshot from the movie, Novaa1010 used a variety of buildings, trees, and decorative elements to recreate the central thoroughfare of the Dreamworks kingdom in Disney Dreamlight Valley. The buildings used in the Dreamlight Valley reproduction feature a blend of medieval and modern architecture, such as the massive Neo-Gothic castle in the distance. Cobblestone streets, ironic palm trees, and a royal carriage perfectly capture the spirit of Shrek and Far Far Away, once again showcasing the creativity of gamers who have recreated Shrek in the realm of video games. Novaa1010 even dressed up as Fiona to make the photo extra special.

Players have praised Disney Dreamlight Valley for its extensive customization and personalization options, which have frequently fueled the imaginations of fans. From Shrek's Far Far