Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Disney Dreamlight Valley in Development

Gameloft just dropped some big news, kind of out of nowhere, about Disney Dreamlight Valley hitting the Nintendo Switch 2 scene. Pretty cool, right? I mean, if you’re into that sorta thing. Anyway, they shared this little tidbit on X — the social media thingy — saying, “Hey, our game’s cool with the Nintendo Switch 2.” So, yeah, keep your eyes peeled for more on that.

Now, here’s the scoop: This game’s like a mash-up of a life-sim and adventure game. Picture this — quests, exploring places you didn’t know existed, and all those fun activities you could just get lost in. Oh, and let’s not forget the Disney and Pixar crew hanging around. Dreamlight Valley, the name kinda gives it away, used to be a spot where all these characters chilled happily. But then, boom, the Forgetting hit, and things got wild. Night Thorns? Yeah, they spread everywhere, busting up the memories. The whole crew had to lock themselves up in the Dream Castle. And guess what? It’s up to you to fix all this mess.

Okay, let’s talk about what you can actually do in this game — or rather, what’s been promised. You’ve got to crack the secrets of Dreamlight Valley. There’s this annoying Forgetting thing trapping the Dream Castle — freeing it opens up all these Realms with beloved Disney and Pixar characters. Each place has its own little puzzles, like mini-brain teasers, and you’ve got to bring back the friendship vibe. Beginning in the Valley, your journey stretches in unexpected ways — “to infinity and beyond!” Yeah, they really used that line. You’ll find yourself braving the Forest of Valor or diving into deep, dark caves. Iconic Disney and Pixar individuals pop up with challenges — and maybe some surprises. Honestly, I have no clue who or what you’ll find.

Then there’s the whole make-friends-with-Disney-characters angle. Like, you might be gardening with WALL•E one minute, then whipping up a storm in the kitchen with Remy. Oh, and fishing. Goofy’s there for that. It’s this whole collect-craft-rebuild vibe, with each character pitching in their story, quests, and little rewards. Daily hangouts are also a thing. So, meet up, say hello, do the stuff.

Now, restoring Dreamlight Valley — that’s a trip. They say you can craft the perfect spot. Want to chill on the Beach next to Moana? Or prefer being Buzz Lightyear’s neighbor? It’s all up to you. There’s creative landscaping, heaps of decorative items, and a layout you control. Sky’s the limit.

For those into style, you can deck yourself out in some Disney flair. The Touch of Magic tool helps you slap on Disney and Pixar decals, create outfits, and upgrade your crib. And if taking selfies with Mirabel or snapping Remy’s kitchen masterpieces is your thing, there’s a Camera just for that.

What’s wild is how this game keeps changing. New things to see and do pop up all the time. Like, fresh characters, new items in Scrooge’s Store, and those in-game events ready to test your skills — maybe I’ll try them one day.

Anyway, the game’s up for grabs on Nintendo eShop. Global access, folks. Nintendo Switch 2 Edition? That’s on the way — whenever they decide to drop it.

You still here? Cool. Let’s take a break and maybe watch that trailer again.