You can catch a fish and cook it outside on a stove, in your house or even pay a visit to Remy in the restaurant to cook for guests. The more tools you unlock, the more you'll be able to do in previous biomes and so on.
It's a bit of an eclectic mix of Dragon Quest Builders 2 versus Animal Crossing as you need to assist characters to unlock the tools you need, and you won't be able to get everything unless you progress through the story. The sandbox elements of Dreamlight Valley have you cooking, farming, collecting resources and more through interacting with characters, such as Goofy. Sounding like a pretty basic fairytale adventure so far? Well, not quite. Helping characters is also the way to unlock Royal Tools, which will help you on your way to saving the valley. There's no combat in Dreamlight Valley, rather you'll use your magic to destroy the Night Thorns and complete quests by helping various characters in each biome, such as searching for their lost items. It's up to you, Dreamlight Valley's magical saviour, to restore the memories of its inhabitants and rid the world of the Forgetting. Ghastly Night Thorns grew all over the biomes and characters retreated to their homes and into the Dream Castle, with most losing their memories. The Dreamlight Valley's mysterious ruler has departed and, in their absence, the Forgetting began. It's a Disney game made with millennials and gen-Xers in mind. There's licenced voice acting and music throughout and many, many easter eggs to find for the Disneyphiles among you. It combines all the things I love most in games: life-sim, intricate character creation, a big map, adventure, narrative-driven stories and very cute critters. Disney Dreamlight Valley feels like a Disney game created just for me.
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