Disney Dreamlight Valley Players Are Not Happy About 'Disrespectful' Moonstone Prices
Disney Dreamlight Valley's latest update has finally added microtransactions to the early access game, and some fans are not happy about the prices. When Disney Dreamlight Valley first launched in early access last year, it was met with a mostly positive response from fans and critics. Playing like a blend between Animal Crossing, Stardew Valley, and Disney, Gameloft's game has already enjoyed a great deal of success.
It was never a secret that Disney Dreamlight Valley would eventually go free-to-play and add microtransactions, but they're officially in the game well ahead of the free-to-play launch. Microtransactions were added to Disney Dreamlight Valley as part of Update 3, the Festival of Friendship. This update added Frozen's Olaf to the game and while many fans have been happy with the new content, there are those who are unimpressed with the game's expensive microtransactions.
Disney Dreamlight Valley Officially Releases Update 3: Festival of Friendship
Disney Dreamlight Valley is now selling moonstones, the game's premium currency, at $4.49 for 1200 moonstones, $8.99 for 2500, $17.99 for 5500, and $44.99 for 14500. Disney Dreamlight Valley is currently selling a Royal Deco Living Room in the Item Shop set for 4,850 moonstones, which means that it effectively costs around $20 when translated to real world money. Disney Dreamlight Valley gives players the chance to get moonstones in-game, but obviously the most effective way to obtain them will be through buying them with real money.
Some fans of the game have taken to social media to voice their concerns over the Disney Dreamlight Valley microtransactions, with Reddit user jaustengirl making a post about the situation that has amassed over 1.2 thousand upvotes at the
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