Disney Dreamlight Valley Reveals May 1 Update Patch Notes

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Disney Dreamlight Valley creator Gameloft has recently released the official patch notes for the game’s May 1 update, which will introduce Daisy Duck as a new character. Called “Thrills and Frills,” this new Disney Dreamlight Valley update brings several features eagerly awaited by Disney fans, such as receiving mail from Valley Villagers.

The upcoming Disney Dreamlight Valley update was announced last week, and it will be the 10th major update the game has received since its release. Disney Dreamlight Valley was released in early access back in 2022. Since then, it has reached its 1.0 version and received a few updates, which have introduced new characters and gameplay aspects to the popular Disney title.

Disney Dreamlight Valley’s May 1 update will bring significant content additions to the game. The most noteworthy one is the introduction of Daisy Duck, which will come with a full Friendship Quest line, allowing players to get to know her better and unlock new items. A new building will also be available: the Boutique. By helping Daisy open this new building, gamers will be able to share custom Touch of Magic Designs with their friends during Valley Visits. The update will also open a new Star Path called “A Day At Disney,” which will offer Disney Parks-inspired rewards.

Another noteworthy addition brought by the Thrills and Frills update is allowing players to receive mail from villagers in Disney Dreamlight Valley. This new mechanic is likely inspired by Animal Crossing, and it will give gamers a reason to check their mailboxes regularly, as they may receive letters and gifts from other characters. Other changes introduced in the update include increased text size on the Nintendo Switch, Photo Mode being available during Valley Visits, and more.

When Thrills and Frills is released, players who own the Disney Dreamlight Valley expansion A Rift in Time will finally be able to access Act 2 content. The new content includes the introduction of Oswald as a new