Disney Dreamlight Valley will receive a fourth paid expansion titled The Keepsake Sea, featuring a teaser for Jack Sparrow, alongside a free Lilo & Stitch update and a Nightmare Before Christmas-themed update, announced at D23 this week.

At D23 this week, Disney revealed a slate of upcoming content for its life-sim adventure Disney Dreamlight Valley. The headline announcement is the game's fourth expansion, The Keepsake Sea, which includes a teaser for Captain Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise. This paid expansion follows the recently released Honeyglow Woods Adventure Pack and the free Pixel Perfect update.

In addition to the expansion, Disney confirmed two free updates. A Lilo & Stitch-themed update will introduce new characters and content from the 2002 film, while a Nightmare Before Christmas update will bring elements from Tim Burton's classic to the valley. The studio also announced a Hannah Montana & Lizzie McGuire collection, adding cosmetics inspired by the Disney Channel shows.

These announcements continue Dreamlight Valley's pattern of blending Disney, Pixar, and now live-action franchise characters into its cozy simulation gameplay. The inclusion of Jack Sparrow marks a notable expansion beyond the game's usual animated fare, while the free updates aim to keep the base game fresh for existing players.

No release dates were provided for The Keepsake Sea or the free updates, with Disney stating they are "coming soon." The game is available on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, with cross-save support across platforms.

• Fourth paid expansion The Keepsake Sea teased, featuring Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean.
• Free Lilo & Stitch and Nightmare Before Christmas updates announced.
• Hannah Montana & Lizzie McGuire cosmetic collection also revealed.
• No release dates given; content described as 'coming soon'.

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