Dreams is designed to be a great content creator, not just platforming games (yes, I know that LBP was used to do more exotic things, but it was harder).
It can't be faked. Now, most PS users have several motion controllers, and it's not expensive to buy them if you don't own them already.Dreams is designed to be a great content creator, not just platforming games (yes, I know that LBP was used to do more exotic things, but it was harder).
Yes, most people only consume content and do not produce it, but Dreams seems to make it so intuitive and enjoyable just to play around with the tools and even to watch how other do things. I'm sure it will be a fad for lots of people, a title which they will revisit now and then, but I'm also sure that other people will be very active and producing content, which will bring new life to it on a regular basis.
Regarding hardness, haven't you watched the videos and how quickly they do stuff?
Maybe I'm way too optimistic, I admit it, but I think I've seen enough and read enough (people are crazy with this game, lots of gamers waiting for it to be released).
But the barrier of entry to create your own content in Dreams, seems to me, to be higher from what I have seen. And the reason I bought into LBP last time, was because it looked like a fun game and not because of the creation tools.
I am guessing that was the same for most of LBP's owners.
The last time I had fun building tracks and what not, was with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racing_Destruction_Set and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoot-'Em-Up_Construction_Kit
I do hope it is a hit
Or they'll make Dreams 2 for the PS5 and make it backwards compatible with the content from the first game, like LPB2.
That's great ! How complex a game created by Deams can be ? How many game variables can it contains ? For example can a game like Donkey kong country 2 be remade in Dreams (with game stats, secret discovered, levels finished etc) ?
