In Disney Dreamlight Valley, there are three primary exterior house upgrades that count towards fully upgrading your home for achievements.
Understanding House Upgrades in Dreamlight Valley
When it comes to upgrading your house in Disney Dreamlight Valley, it's important to distinguish between significant structural changes and interior expansions. The core "house upgrades" refer to changes to your home's exterior appearance and physical footprint within your Valley.
These crucial upgrades are accessed directly from Scrooge McDuck's sign located outside your house. By interacting with this sign, you can initiate a series of exterior transformations that gradually increase the size and enhance the visual design of your home.
The Three Exterior House Upgrades
These three upgrades are essential for players aiming to achieve the "fully upgraded house" milestone in the game. They represent distinct stages of your home's exterior development:
| Upgrade Stage | Description | How to Initiate |
|---|---|---|
| First Exterior Upgrade | Your initial upgrade, making your house larger and more prominent than its starting structure. | Interact with Scrooge McDuck's construction sign outside your house. |
| Second Exterior Upgrade | A further expansion that significantly increases your home's exterior footprint and overall design. | Interact with Scrooge McDuck's construction sign outside your house. |
| Third Exterior Upgrade | The final exterior upgrade, bringing your house to its maximum size and most elaborate visual design. | Interact with Scrooge McDuck's construction sign outside your house. |
Each of these stages requires a specific amount of Star Coins to complete, purchased directly through Scrooge's sign.
Beyond Exterior Upgrades: Interior Expansions
While the three exterior upgrades are crucial for achieving a "fully upgraded house," it's important to note that these are separate from expanding your home's interior. After completing the exterior upgrades, you can continue to customize and grow the inside of your house by:
- Enlarging the main room: Increasing the size of your primary living space.
- Adding new rooms: Constructing additional rooms connected to your main living area.
- Adding new floors: Building upper or lower levels within your home.
These interior expansions offer immense customization possibilities but do not count towards the specific achievement for "fully upgrading your house," which solely focuses on the exterior transformations purchased via Scrooge's outdoor sign.
For more information on game mechanics and features, you can always refer to the official Disney Dreamlight Valley resources.
