One of the features we’ve all been begging for is finally arriving in Disney Dreamlight Valley<\/em>, but you’ll have to pay to gain access to it. <\/p>
The “A Rift in Time” expansion pass was unveiled by Gameloft on Oct. 27, and while the key artwork for it showcases new explorable areas unlike anything we’ve seen yet, they’re all locked behind a $29.99 price point. <\/p>
There are also three beloved Disney characters featured in the artwork\u2014Gaston from Beauty in the Beast<\/em>, Rapunzel from Tangled<\/em>, and Eve from Wall-E<\/em>\u2014which means you won’t be able to add them to your valley unless you purchase this pass. And there is even more content exclusively available to players who purchase the expansion. <\/p>
With the “A Rift in Time” expansion pass, Gameloft said<\/a> players will be able to set off on an “all-new adventure across Eternity Isle” where they can then “meet new friends,” “discover new biomes,” and explore other “new gameplay features.”<\/p>
Agrabah is central to the “A Rift in Time” artwork, so this expansion pass seems to have been teased with a looming shadow of Jafar over three new areas. The art for this expansion pass also has three possible new critters, which are a monkey, a snake, and a capybara, so each one is likely tied to one of the new biomes as all critters<\/a> are exclusively found in one biome. <\/p>
Disney Dreamlight Valley<\/em> has never had an expansion pass before, and the closest it has come are its Dream Bundles including Ursula\u2019s Transformation Dream Bundle<\/a> and the Dapper Wall-E Dream Bundle<\/a>. This expansion pack seems to be a much larger addition, though, as it promises new areas, characters, and even a strange new staff that looks like it might be another powerful Royal Tool. <\/p>
Players seem fairly divided<\/a> over this expansion pass so far. Some are pointing out it costs too much since it is just barely less than some players paid for the game itself while others are quite happy this is the direction Disney Dreamlight Valley<\/em> is moving in. <\/p>
