Disney Dreamlight Valley Player Spends 1000 Hours Decorating Meadows Biome

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A Disney Dreamlight Valley player has highlighted their village that they spent 1,000 hours decorating. Disney Dreamlight Valley provides players with some freedom in what they do with the biomes, and this fan has decorated almost the entirety of the first one.

Disney Dreamlight Valley was originally released in early access, allowing the community to help shape the future of the game. As it was updated over time, many items and some features were added to the game before its full release in December 2023. There are many items in Disney Dreamlight Valley that players can use to make their villages stand out from those of other players. Gamers have decorated their houses and villages to look like a Super Mario World, train cars, teacup rides, and more. Beyond this, some players have customized their characters to resemble Cersei Lannister, Hercules, and Tiana. One gamer has spent 1,000 hours meticulously customizing one of the first biomes in the game.

Reddit user Mellypepper5 recently shared a clip highlighting their Disney Dreamlight Valley Peaceful Meadow biome. The video begins with the player walking past Mini to show a picnic area and Scalawag's Dinghy nestled in the Meadow Pond. Reaching the central area of their biome, the gamer showcases multiple benches, lampposts, and stalls acting like a trading area, including Disney Dreamlight Valley's Goofy Stall. Many standing stones are placed off the main path, while signposts help provide directions. The path begins to wind through an orchard as it approaches Mickey's house, while Goofy's is home to an RV. There are more butterflies than usual in this Peaceful Meadow, with the gamer chalking it up to having lots of flowers and fewer trees.

This Peaceful Meadow is home to Disney Dreamlight Valley characters Buzz, Goofy, Mini, and Mickey, each with a house that matches its surroundings. Beyond the furniture used to fill this biome, Mellypepper5 has also used multiple landscaping items like bushes, flowers, and rocks.