Star Wars, Marvel Spin-Offs of Disney Dreamlight Valley would have a big advantage

With Disney's many franchises and worlds under its umbrellas, it only makes sense that video game adaptations of these brands reach genres outside of action-adventure. Disney has tapped into cheesier game genres for video game adaptations of its animated properties. Disney Dreamlight Valley serves as Disney's only current mainline simulation game. It just makes sense because Star Wars and Marvel to follow Disney Dreamlight Valleys footsteps.

Fixed a copy of Disney Dreamlight Valley for either Star Wars or Marvel seems unlikely, these two properties could add some interesting aspects to already existing features of the game. Biomes in one Star Wars-Themed simulation games can be based on the various planets of the universe, while biomes in Marvel can be even more complex due to the franchise's installments taking both on and off world.

But a more mundane aspect of Disney Dreamlight Valley can be seasoned with some Star Wars or Marvel flavoring. Introduced only at the beginning of Disney Dreamlight Valley, Star Wars and Marvel could produce an interesting version of Royal Tools.

The four items that make up Royal Tools are a fishing rod, a hoe, a watering can and a shovel. With a little imagination, it is easy to see which objects from the universe Star Wars and Marvel could fill those roles, or at least inspire the tools' design.

In the case of a Marvel spin-off of Disney Dreamlight Valleyplayers can use a fishing rod inspired by Spider-Man's web shooter. Instead of using them to travel from region to region, the sticky web-like fluid from the shooters can be used to grab items, or in this case, fish.

Thor's Hammer can be an excellent substitute for a pickaxe. Mjolnir can easily destroy any material that crosses its path, making it perfect when it comes to mining or building. If using Thor's hammer to clear rocks seems a little degrading for the magical object, perhaps Mjolnir could serve as the endgame for the hacking tool. The Royal Tools in Disney Dreamlight Valley are upgradeable and can drop various items after completing certain missions. Instead of being a starting tool, Mjolnir can be the final level of the pickaxe.

Finding equivalents of a shovel and a watering can for mysterious objects in the Marvel universe seems a bit difficult at first glance. But Sylvie uses a Quantum Ore Shovel i Loki TV series. If the hypothetical Marvel spin-off chose not to use the exact item from Loki in his Disney Dreamlight Valley-like part, the game may be inspired by “Quantum” in the item's name.

The Quantum Realm, or Quantum Zone, is heavily explored throughout the Antman titles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Instead of customizing the exact background of the Quantum Ore Shovel, the game can make all tools resize thanks to Pym Particles. If the Quantum Realm/Zone was an explorable biome in the Marvel edition of a Disney Dreamlight Valley spin-off, these powers would benefit the game's story.

The most obvious tool in the Star Warss universe is the mighty lightsaber. A shining weapon powered by cyber crystals, one can imagine the weapon's laser being redirected into various forms. The Star Wars the universe has introduced melee weapons similar to lightsabers before, so changing the shape of the weapon to a pickaxe is a possibility.

Also, this change would be fun. Combat is not part of Disney Dreamlight Valley and likely would not be included in one Star Wars spin-off of the game. Having lightsabers adapted to just tools can be an ironic yet fun change.

With Disney Dreamlight ValleyWith Star Wars and Marvel all serving as profitable properties under the Disney umbrella, it only makes sense for spin-offs to emerge. While these hypothetical games are unlikely, fans can still imagine what could be as they explore Disney Dreamlight Valley.