Review: Dreams (PlayStation 4)
In Dreams, you can play thousands of games created by players across the world – arcade games, RPGs, horror, comedy and more, even some genres that might not exist… until now. With new Dreams being published every day, there is always something to explore, discover or get inspired by.
Pros:
- Beautiful graphics.
- 10.83gb download size.
- Platinum trophy.
- Opening intro tutorial with further optional tutorials for all aspects of the game.
- Creative design gameplay aka make your own games.
- Arts dream- the single-player story made by media molecule and shows off what the game can do.
- Imp-this is you and you have the ability to interact with the world and inhabit and become an object within said world.
- Two games types-Dream surfing and Dream shaping.
- Dream surfing–browse player creations, use search or filters. Frontpage will have recommendations and show off the best creations.
- Dream shaping- the meat of the game, all the creative tools you could possibly need and all available at the start.
- 3 controller types are supported-DS4/DS4 gyro and Move controllers.
- Photo mode.
- Hand reset Imp position to the centre of the screen button.
- Pushes the envelope of how creative you can be.
- Endless possibilities and replayability.
- Can create cutscenes.
- Prize bubbles return from LBP and these add more items for your creations.
- What you can make is incredible.
- Everything from tools to navigation is simplified and streamlined to within an inch of its life.
- So charming and happy.
Cons:
- The slowdown in busy places.
- Daunting experience.
