Marc Deschamps has been writing about video games and popular culture for more than a decade, at various outlets. Prior to joining GameRant, Marc served as a freelancer, staff writer, and editor at sites like IGN, Nintendojo, and ComicBook. Gaming is one of Marc’s oldest loves, but he also has a deep background in comics and movies. In addition to being a published comic writer, Marc is a Rotten Tomatoes-verified critic that has reviewed movies and interviewed directors, actors, and actresses.
Disney Dreamlight Valley‘s newest expansion is now available, and it focuses on characters from the Winnie-the-Pooh franchise. Since launching in early access in 2022, Disney Dreamlight Valley has played host to many characters and locations from various Disney and Pixar properties. The vast majority of this content has been made available through free updates, though developer Gameloft has also been releasing paid expansions as well.
The new Honeyglow Woods expansion is now available in Disney Dreamlight Valley, offering players a chance to spend time with Winnie-the-Pooh, Piglet, and Eeyore. Honeyglow Woods adds four new areas to explore, while also incorporating new activities and story content. Similar to the Wishblossom Ranch expansion, the new content is only available as a separate purchase. The DLC is being offered for $16.99, or as part of a $49.99 bundle with the base game for those that have yet to purchase Disney Dreamlight Valley.
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December 5, 2023
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Everyone / In-Game Purchases, Users Interact
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