Dreams review
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 software for years to come? Who knows. Dreams doesn’t care if you’re a player or a creator, as long as you’re having fun, and those who do fancy themselves as the game designers of tomorrow will be blown away by the extensive creation suite. Sure, there’s going to be a limit to how ambitious you can get within the the confines of the engine, but we can’t wait to see just how far the most dedicated dreamers can push it.
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;