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Dreams Review

Dreams Review

Posted on February 21, 2020 By Jarvis

Media Molecule’s new game could completely reshape how we play and access things on PlayStation – but it’s not there yet.

You may know Media Molecule for its previous creation, Little Big Planet, the cutesy platformer that partly relies on user-generated content. The developers have long been invested in bringing game-building tools to the masses – including all of us who are too impatient to learn Unity. Now, the team has really put that philosophy into action by delivering Dreams.

Dreams is a game engine and social network, which is sort of like the offspring of YouTube and Unity. Inside the game, content is divided into Dream Surfing and Dream Shaping. The first category lets you peruse other people’s creations and the latter allows you to go crazy and build your own stuff.
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