Opening Sequence + Quick Glance at the DreamSurfing Browser ― Dreams by Media Molecule

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Published on February 14, 2020 11:31:27 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHGPhnG3fWw

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Dreams (2020)

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Dreams is the next title from Media Molecule, creators of LittleBigPlanet and Tearaway Unfolded. Dreams is a space where you go to play and experience the dreams of ... and everything in-between and beyond - all from their own sofa, with just a PS4.

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Dreams is a game creation system developed by Media Molecule and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment for the PlayStation 4. The game puts focus on 'play, create and share', and allows players to create user-generated content in the form of fully-fledged video games, video game logic and mechanics, assets, 3D sculptures, music, art and more. This content can then be shared or remixed to be used in other's creations.

Dreams features a campaign mode developed by Media Molecule known as "Art's Dream", and an environment where users can create their own games for others to play, or play an expanding list of games created by others.

In Dreams, players control an "imp", which is used to interact with the game's world (like a mouse cursor), create new items and characters, and manipulate objects by grabbing and pulling them. Players move the imp by using the DualShock 4 or PlayStation Move controllers. The imp is customizable, and can possess characters featured in a dream, allowing players to take direct control of these characters.

Dreams's levels are separated by different segments known as "dreams", and these dreams are connected by different gateways such as doors. Players encounter different puzzles in the game, which must be solved by using the abilities of the imp and the possessed characters, as well as the objects players retrieved in a dream.[4] Items collected by players can be used to alter and modify the state of the game's world.

Players can create their levels in the game by using either custom or pre-built objects. Players can share their completed dreams online. Cooperative multiplayer is featured in the game, allowing players to create and manipulate their custom dreams together.

Dreams consists of four main modes – Dream Surfing, Dream Shaping, Home Space Editor and Community Jam.

Accessibility is an priority for Media Molecule with Dreams and is an ongoing project. The goal is to make Dreams more accessible so as many people with as many different requirements as possible are able to play.[9]For starters, Non-gyro controls have been introduced with the Dualshock 4 sticks based control scheme.

Dream Surfing

Dream Surfing can be thought of as the traditional "play" section of the game where a player can browse for example games to play, assets, sculptures and art to view, or music to listen to.[10] There is an option called "Autosurf" that presents the user with random games to play. All content and games in this mode are made by other players, or as the in-game universe calls them, "Dreamers".

Dream Shaping

Dream Shaping is the "create" section of the game where a player can create games and other assets. There are numerous tools available for creation including sculpting, painting, music tools and gadgets.[11] Gadgets can be configured, linked to other items such as sculptures, and other gadgets using wires and essentially form the gaming logic and game mechanics. The user can publish their content for others to play or experience, and optionally they can tag it as re-mixable which allows other creators to use it in their creations, build upon it or tweak it.

Homespace Editor
The Homespace is the central hub, or playground for players. There is a limited element of Dream Shaping, where players can manipulate and personalise the Homespace.

Community Jam
Community Jam is a themed contest run by Media Molecule, where creators create content based on that theme, and others vote on their favourites.[12] The themes change every few weeks, for example "Spring Season" and "Pirates".

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