Disney Dreamlight Valley has undoubtedly proved a massive hit since it launched on Xbox Game Pass back in September, and it just received its very first major update earlier this week, adding The Lion King's Scar to the game.
One feature that wasn't highlighted as part of the new update, however, is the fact that the game finally now runs at 60 frames per-second on both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, rather than the 30FPS it launched with.
Having played the game at both 30FPS and 60FPS, the latter really does make a big difference, although we've seen reports from Xbox players that there's still quite a bit of stuttering since the update, and another issue is that the patch seems to have caused more instances of crashing on Xbox Series X and Series S over the past few days.
There are still a few teething issues, then, but it's nice to see 60FPS finally rolling out to current-gen Xbox consoles, and considering Disney Dreamlight Valley is an early access game, everything should be ironed out by the full release.
Have you been playing Disney Dreamlight Valley recently? Thoughts on the update? Tell us down below.
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Still very much enjoying this game.
The stuttering got noticeably worse on the PC as well, but I just thought it was something else on my machine that may have been causing it.
The crashing is horrendous. At least the 60fps is welcoming. But the damn crashing tho.... Sheesh!
@Rafie crashed on me a couple of times. Yeah, it’s definitely annoying.
@XxEvilAshxX if the game updated on your PC it will need to compile the shaders again. Will probably smooth out again after some play.... hopefully!
GF put quite alot of hours into this game but got fed up and stopped when it became super repetitive, huge amounts of grind for not alot of pay off. Hopefully they will take a note out of Animal crossings book and implement interesting seasonal events etc to keep people engaged.
Finally, frame rate was my only complaint! It looks like an Xbox One game at best, so it was clear that it could run at 60fps on Series X/S. I hope that they solve the crashes and stutter.
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