Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Disney Dreamlight Valley in Development

Gosh, where to even start with this one? So Gameloft just dropped this bombshell—Disney Dreamlight Valley’s getting a Switch 2 makeover. Seriously, I almost spilled my coffee when I read that. They just casually tossed it out on X, saying, “Hey, guess what? It’s compatible with Switch 2.” Talk about burying the lede, right? Anyway, more info’s supposed to come later, but who knows when.

Let’s pivot for a sec—this game’s this kooky mix of life-sim and adventure, and it’s stacked with Disney and Pixar peeps. We’re talking a magical land, thriving—until bam! The Forgetting happened. (Dun-dun-dun.) Now our job? Play hero and clean up the place. Bring back peace, yadda yadda.

Here’s the gist: you’ve got to unlock these Disney and Pixar realms—kind of sounds like a blast. Giant thorns took over, memories went poof, and Disney pals hid in this Dream Castle. No pressure though, just gotta save them. You’ll bump into Anna, Simba… maybe Buzz? The unraveling mystery’s part of the thrill I guess.

Let’s chat about the nitty-gritty: WALL•E’s gardening, Remy’s whipping up something delish, and Goofy’s fishing—classic Goofy. Each character’s got their own drama, quests, freebies—it’s like a soap opera but cuter. Get ready for hangouts, and maybe learn something juicy about these characters. Maybe not, but that doubt keeps you going.

And don’t forget, pimp out the Valley how you like. I mean, you could live next to Moana—right by the beach. Or chill with Buzz Lightyear in the Plaza. Design your spot, get artsy, make it scream “you.”

Feeling fashionable? Go nuts with costumes. Channel your inner princess, villain, or just, I dunno, wear a giant hat. The Touch of Magic tool lets you add some serious flair—Disney-style. Oh, and take selfies—a billion of them—or just a few with Mirabel at sunset. Trust me, people eat that up.

The game’s like a never-ending party—new quests, characters, clothes. Scrooge’s Store? Hit it up for fresh gear. The Valley’s ever-shifting, it practically begs for constant check-ins. Don’t be a stranger, drop by often or you’ll miss out on the new shenanigans.

Oh, and before I forget—right now, it’s live on Nintendo eShop. Worldwide, baby. Hold tight for the Switch 2 version. When’ll that drop? Who can say. Stay tuned, or not. Your call.