Disney Dreamlight Valley Giving Out Freebie To Celebrate 'DreamSnaps Update'

Receive a "free item bundle"

by Liam Doolan Sat 29th Jul 2023

The life simulation adventure game Disney Dreamlight Valley got its new 'DreamSnaps Update' last week and as part of this, there's now a new weekly challenge.

To help inspire players, developer Gameloft is offering everyone a free item bundle containing a Light Blue Ice Cream Stand, Minimalist Surfboards, and a Lightning Strike Wagon.

To redeem these items, you'll need to enter the following code OCEANVIEW in the help section located within the game's settings menu. Once you've redeemed the code, you'll get a letter in the game's mailbox containing these items.

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You can learn more about the recent update and see the full patch notes in our previous post:

Will you be redeeming this free item bundle? Comment below.

[source comicbook.com, via gonintendo.com]

Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He's been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief. He's also got a soft spot for Sonic the Hedgehog.

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Kiyata
Sat 29th Jul 2023

How about just the game itself for free like they promised a year ago? 😆

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Aelynn
Sat 29th Jul 2023

@Kiyata So much this.

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JohnnyMind
Sat 29th Jul 2023

@Kiyata @Aelynn Absolutely, every time this game is mentioned I can't help being baffled that it hasn't become free to play yet, even more so since Speedstorm is going to be F2P relatively soon despite coming out after this!

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Hunt3r_Cr0wl3y
Sat 29th Jul 2023

Can’t wait till it’s free to try out the game

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Aelynn
Sun 30th Jul 2023

@JohnnyMind I mean, it's not hard to understand why they're waiting, given how well the Founder's Pack still sells even so long after launch, but there has to be a limit to the meaning of "early access", right?

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JohnnyMind
Sun 30th Jul 2023

@Aelynn Yeah, unfortunately that's most likely the reason, but at the same time they're losing the money of people who would pay for the microtransactions (not me, but there would certainly be people who do that) other than their reputation by doing so which both matter more in the long run than getting further early access money.

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Aelynn
Sun 30th Jul 2023

@JohnnyMind Indeed, and if they're not careful, they'll push it too far. KH Missing-Link will eventually come out (even if there's been no news in months) and that will definitely put a dent in the pool of potential whales who could pour money into Dreamlight Valley. (Although, I assume the player base might not entirely overlap, and some people might double dip anyway.)

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Wolfenpilot687
Mon 7th Aug 2023

Again, it doesn't feel like this game merits being F2P, as everything that has been offered so far is worthy of a fully paid game, and hope it just stays like that.

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OneBradley13
Thu 31st Aug 2023

I paid forty bucks or so, and have got my moneys worth and then some (100+ hours). I havent been a fan of the new additions but the early days were a lot of fun. I have not spent any more money on the game, and never would in future. So i am happy with it staying the way it is also, as when it goes F2P it might get more scummy.

I can understand those that dont want to shell out the upfront cost though, and i certainly wouldnt at this late stage in case it goes free to play suddenly after purchase!

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