The time finally arrived, and Winnie The Pooh has arrived in Disney Dreamlight Valley with the first character pack for the game.
The first Adventure Pack is a very focused smaller expansion of Dreamlight Valley. Dreamlight Valley: Honeyglow Woods* – is now available on PC, PlayStation®4, PlayStation®5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch™, Nintendo Switch™ 2, Mac, and Apple Arcade. (At the time of writing this, the Xbox version has been taken down for a short period of time)
The Adventure Pack is to celebrate 100 years (can you believe it?) of Winnie The Pooh. The pack brings the Disney characters to life in the game with new adventures and several new pals to bring on an adventure, including Pooh himself.
Step through a magical gateway into the Honeyglow Woods and discover three beloved Characters arriving in Disney Dreamlight Valley for the very first time: Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, and Eeyore from Disney’s Winnie the Pooh. Throughout this brand-new adventure, players will build friendships with each Character through dedicated quests, unlock exclusive rewards, and share heartwarming moments inspired by the timeless world of Winnie the Pooh.
The Adventure pack opens a whole new biome inspired by Hundred Acre Woods. Along with that it also includes a new beekeeping ability, Pooh Sticks (a new mini game with characters), new crafting, cooking, and decoration options, and a new Hedgehog companion.
It’s actually a lot of content and slightly cheaper than other expansions, coming in at $16.99, which also includes 2k moonstones for the in-game shop. Anyone who plays Honeyglow Woods by July 22 will receive the exclusive Rainy Day Winnie the Pooh Dream Style, delivered directly to their in-game mailbox.
So far we have been playing a couple hours into the new Adventure pack and really enjoying it. The new biome, while it could have blended well into Wishblossom, is unique in its own way especially as you begin to clear out the fog that invades the view. Right away the pack had us laughing and giggling with Pooh being himself, playing a game of “not so hide and seek” with us. He has the charm and loving nature you expect, and it somehow glows within the whole valley.
The map is also rather large for being a smaller update to the game, with a lot to explore. We’ve already gotten lost in doing side objectives and discovering new things to do along our way. The way the pack keeps the next stage hidden is also interesting as you discover new things along the way.
We have been excited to see Pooh in the game, and our beloved Eeyore, and have been extremely excited to do whole adventures right by their side. I could see these smaller character driven packs and expansions working out rather well if they decide to continue doing similar updates in the future.
