Disney Dreamlight Valley, an adventure life simulation game, has been keeping its player base entertained with quests, character customization, and regular updates. However, being in the Early Access stage, the game also comes with its fair share of amusing bugs and unexpected sightings. One player recently encountered a ghostly chicken in their home, while others have witnessed a hybrid of the Fairy Godmother and Merlin.
One Reddit user, strawberrymusicbox, shared a peculiar discovery they made while playing Disney Dreamlight Valley. Inside their virtual home, they encountered what appeared to be a ghostly shadow, remarkably resembling a cooked chicken, floating near the ceiling. Even more peculiarly, the shadow seemed to breathe, creating a surreal and amusing sight.
While changing up one of my rooms, I encountered this weird cooked chicken/baby thing’s shadow. Is this a glitch? A demon? A poultry-geist, if you will? (IT ALSO APPEARS TO BE BREATHING 😬)
by u/strawberrymusicbox in DreamlightValley
While some players found the “chicken” shadow to be a source of laughter, others expressed a hint of terror, likening it to a demon. The community’s comment section buzzed with theories about the bug’s origin. Some speculated it could be an issue with the player’s avatar’s shadow, while others playfully suggested it might be a bunny from the meadow or Jack-Jack from The Incredibles, making an impromptu appearance.
Although the cause of the mysterious chicken shadow remains unknown, some players theorized that it could be related to a selected companion that follows the player around. Indeed, strawberrymusicbox confirmed they had a companion with them at the time. Suggestions to fix the bug included temporarily deactivating animal companions, which might resolve the amusing yet harmless glitch.
Despite the occasional bugs, Disney Dreamlight Valley continues to captivate its player base with regular content updates, such as the recent addition of the Fairy Godmother and a Pixar-themed Star Path in “The Remembering” update. The developers at Gameloft have been diligently working on enhancing the game’s quality and addressing player feedback.
Nonetheless, the game has faced some criticism for its microtransactions, which players might encounter more frequently once it transitions to a free-to-play model. However, with no definitive release date set yet, there is ample time for the developers to address any concerns and ensure that Disney Dreamlight Valley remains a captivating and enchanting virtual world for all players.