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Published: 2018-05-21, Author: Mike , review by: venturebeat.com
Abstract: Dreams is the new project from LittleBigPlanet studio Media Molecule, and I had a chance to try the ambitious game-maker last week at a pre-E3 event in Santa Monic, California. Like with LittleBigPlanet, this PlayStation 4 titles will give you the tools t...
Abstract: Developer Media Molecule became famous back in the PS3 era when the studio created the fun LittleBigPlanet series. The series were enjoyable platform games, but they also allowed users to create their own levels to share with other players around the worl...
Published: 2020-03-03, Author: Matt , review by: stuff.tv
Loads of useful tutorials to get you started, Seriously impressive creation tools, Art's Dream is a good showcase for Dream's potential, Encourages creativity like no other game, Huge selection of user-generated levels
Those expecting a longer campaign might feel shortchanged, Controls aren't perfect
Media Molecule has likened Dreams to YouTube, and comparisons have also been made to SoundCloud. That it has even been mentioned in the same breath as either at this stage is premature, but if Media Molecule and Sony keep nurturing and supporting the soft...
Published: 2020-02-22, Author: Luke , review by: avforums.com
Abstract: What is Dreams ? Well, the simple answer is that it's the latest Sony first-party exclusive, developed by LittleBigPlanet creators Media Molecule. The slightly more obscure answer, though, is that Dreams can be whatever you want it to be. On a basic leve...
Imaginative, easy-to-follow tutorials for noobs, Comprehensive set of game building tools that work well together, Built-in sharing platform where you can discover endless games,
Slightly tricky controls, but you can adjust these, Some social elements need work,
Opening a game engine for the first time can make you feel like you're in a sweaty-palmed nightmare. But Dreams isn't like that - not only is diving into the game engine and learning how to create stuff fun, you'll also never feel lost in the navigation a...
Beautiful graphics and engaging gameplay Just the right amount of spoon-feeding Get to be a kid again,
Community-created content can be questionable Requires some time and patience to learn Can't lie down on the couch to play
Dreams is not only a game, but a piece of media that re-invokes childlike wonder for exploration and creation. It's a space where you not only can go and enjoy other people's ideas, but also create your own with no limits but your imagination...
Abstract: What is a dream?Is it your imagination leaking through your mental barriers at night when you hit the snooze button on life? A subtle reminder to pursue the impossible? Motivation to chase tomorrow sunset? Much like the philosophy behind the human condi...
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It's a cliche, but Dreams really is something that needs to be played to fully grasp an understanding of. It's unlike anything else: an ambitious project that has been expertly brought to life by Media Molecule, and an audacious experiment in game design...
