Disney Dreamlight Valley: All Three Editions Explained

Gameloft Montreal’s Disney Dreamlight Valley’s early access version went live a couple of days ago. While the full version of the game is going to be free, you will need to pay to try out the early access version. Therefore today, we are going to compare all Disney Dreamlight Valley editions to help you make a decision.

Disney Dreamlight Valley was first announced in April this year, and players have been eagerly waiting to get their hands on it since then. While the game is expected to release sometime next year, the developers have released an early access version of it, so players can get a taste of what they’ve been cooking in the studio. 

Now, you have two options. You can either wait for the developers to release the full version of the game next year and then try it out for free. Or, if you can’t wait that long and want to jump into the game straight away, you can go ahead and purchase one of the Founder Packs. 

Key Takeaways

• The early access version of Disney Dreamlight Valley went live a few days ago.
• There are three editions of Disney Dreamlight Valley available; Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate.
• Although the full version of the game is going to be free to play, players will need to purchase one of the editions to gain access to the early version.
  

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The Founder Packs of Disney Dreamlight Valley are divided into three different editions, and all of them come with additional content. But the most important part; they give you access to the game’s early version. 

Standard Edition 

• Access to the game
• 8,000 Moonstones (in-game currency)
• 2 wearable items
• 3 design motifs for Touch of Magic
• 9 decoration items

Deluxe Edition 

Next, we have the Deluxe Edition.

• Access to the game
• 14,500 Moonstones
• 7 wearable items
• 10 decoration items
• 3 design motifs for Touch of Magic
• Celestial Turtle animal companion
• Includes everything in the Standard Edition

Ultimate Edition 

• Access to the game
• 20,000 Moonstones
• 4 wearable items
• 15 decoration items
• 3 design motifs for Touch of Magic
• Regal Fox animal companion
• Includes all cosmetic items from the Standard and Deluxe editions

Cost Of All Editions 

The prices of the different editions of Disney Dreamlight Valley are as follows:

1. Standard Edition: $29.99
2. Deluxe Edition: $49.99
3. Ultimate Edition: $69.99

While all three editions offer great content, the Deluxe Edition is considered a good deal as it already includes a substantial amount of content to kickstart your journey in the game. If you want even more content, you can opt for the Ultimate Edition, which is $20 more expensive.

As of now, there are only these three editions available for the game. There haven’t been any announcements regarding additional editions, but there might be new ones introduced closer to the game’s release, such as a Collector’s Edition. However, for the time being, you can choose from these three editions.

Is The Early Version Worth Getting?

The early version of Disney Dreamlight Valley is not the complete game and may have bugs and glitches. However, it offers a chance to explore the game and report issues to the developers during the early access period.

Whether getting the early version is worth it depends on your excitement for the game. If you’ve been eagerly anticipating it since its announcement and want to experience it early, purchasing one of the three editions to get a taste of the game might be a good choice.

The game features appealing characters and various activities, like cooking. However, if you’re not in a rush to play it, waiting until the early access period is over may be a better option to assess its value more accurately.

Takeaways

This was everything you needed to know about Disney Dreamlight Valley editions. As you can see, there are three editions of you to choose from, and all of them are priced differently. If you just want to try the game, it will be wise to go with the Standard Edition. But if you want some extra content, you can read about the other two editions and go with the one that suits your budget.