Disney Dreamlight Valley April Fools' Joke Could Be Teasing Real Content for the Game

Disney Dreamlight Valley is adding a new villager to the game soon, and a new teaser gives a strong indication that it's a character with an extremely long history with Disney. Disney Dreamlight Valley is constantly adding new villagers to the game with their own stories to explore, and fans have been trying to decipher who is next since the Disney Dreamlight Valley roadmap rolled out.

Disney Dreamlight Valley developer Gameloft has recently revealed that players will be able to use their Royal Tools while visiting other players’ Valleys soon. By introducing the new feature, the devs will likely increase the level of interactivity that gamers may have in Disney Dreamlight Valley while playing together with their friends.

Fan-favorite game developer Masahiro Sakurai recently shared what he feels was the «best year» in the gaming industry so far, showing some love for the early days of the NES. Throughout his career, Sakurai has cemented his status as a legendary member of the gaming world and a popular creator among Nintendo fans. Sakurai is best known for his work on the Super Smash Bros. franchise, though Masahiro Sakurai also hosts a YouTube channel where he discusses different aspects of his time in game development. Now, Sakurai is weighing in on his «best year in gaming.»

While Xbox Game Pass is set to gain a selection of fantastic Day-One releases in the back half of April, subscribers may want to act fast to play the six games leaving the service in the coming weeks. To offset the amount of titles the platform offers, Microsoft always removes a handful of games whenever it brings in a new selection for players to experience. While that might sound like a bad deal, it makes sense given the already massive catalog on offer and users can still pick up the departing games for a discount before they eventually leave.

The creators of the popular Disney Dreamlight Valley have recently revealed a new feature of the game’s next update: players will be able to receive mail from the Valley Villagers. This Animal Crossing-inspired feature could be a really neat improvement for Disney Dreamlight Valley, giving more depth to the interactions between players and these characters.

A Disney Dreamlight Valley player has taken the creative tools given to them and made a Vault worthy of the Fallout universe. The inspired build has impressed fellow fans and arrives during a time of major Fallout hype with the release of the Fallout Prime Video series.

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.

A Baldur’s Gate 3 fan has recently created an interesting chart detailing the Pokemon teams that all the companions in Larian Studios’ RPG would have if they existed in the same universe. It’s an interesting crossover between two popular franchises, giving Baldur’s Gate 3 fans a fun insight into how these characters could potentially behave in another universe.

update V02.0.6 is a huge update for the creature-collecting survival game, adding a host of new content, including the game's first major Raid Boss Bellanoir. Beyond this, V02.0.6 fundamentally changes how bases in the game work, incorporating more base management simulation mechanics than one would think from a creature-collecting action title.

Disney Dreamlight Valley made a post for April Fools’ Day as a joke but it has fans thinking the game will be receiving a update but it isn’t confirmed. In the post, the developers teased a new shop – which obviously got attention by the community. There is only a couple stores in the game, including Goofy’s stalls, Scrooge’s store, and Kristoff’s stand, but that is about it.

A Pokemon GO player has revealed that they made significant progress on the Excellent Throws quest required to reach level 50 after the April Fool's event. Since Pokemon GO's launch, Niantic has held an April Fool's-themed event for players. In the first edition, Pokemon GO added a shiny Murkrow and made an adorable change that swapped the images of the Kanto Pokemon for 8-bit sprites.

RPS was on holiday yesterday, which is fortuitous timing because it was April 1st and it meant we missed all the "jokes" (lies) the games industry likes to spread on that day each year.