Disney Dreamlight Valley might be for those grueling over Animal Crossing’s lack of content – Early Access hands-on impressions

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In a world that forced everyone inside for an entire year, Animal Crossing: New Horizons was like a beacon of hope that gave many an escape from their humdrum lives. But the popularity of this title didn’t last extremely long, and many soon felt how lacking Animal Crossing had become. Now, there is another beacon of hope that comes in the form of Disney Dreamlight Valley, a new simulation game that allows you to take control of an avatar that you construct and live out a fantasy-driven Disney life in the land of Dreamlight Valley.

Not everything is good in this Disney Dream. The old ruler has left along with many of the old residents and the Night Thorns have grown out of control, bringing in a plague known as The Forgetting. The residents can’t seem to remember anything about their lives, and it is up to you to help them by becoming friends and finding their lost memories. Much of the game will remind you of Animal Crossing, as you hang out with residents and discover the secrets of the valley. This game may just fill the void in your heart where a sim game belongs.

One of the key features of simulation games like Disney Dreamlight Valley is the ability to customize your space to fit how you are feeling. Dreamlight Valley takes this ability to the next level and allows you to customize your character, house, and the entire valley. While there may be pre-existing items scattered about the land, you can easily enter a menu, delete unwanted items, and replace them with ones that you want once you unlock them.

While you won’t have many items at the start of the game, you will quickly start accumulating them by visiting Scrooge McDuck’s store and opening chests found across the land. During my hours