Yeah, I'm really curious to see how it will do, hopefully Sony really gets behind it in terms of marketing. It's still a bit early to see really fully developed games that players have made yet, but it won't be too long.

Nice thing about the sharing aspect is that many people will end up specialising in a particular aspect, like making really good trees, music, characters, game mechanics/physics demos. And that stuff can get used by anyone in the games they make, so you'll probably see people commisioning custom things from these top creators. Really cool.

I can't stop watching the streams of people playing this. It's really impressive how quickly you can jump into a dream, loads incredibly fast due to the excellent engine. It's like Warioware but every genre possible and it never ends.

For same-screen MP I can see this being brilliant nonsense fun, there will be playlists full to the brim with wacky little minigames.

Here's a selection of pics I found on Twitter -

I may join as a player at some point too, it's the sort of thing that could be great to own once best of lists start popping up online, or the cream rises to the top with an in-game rating system.

To celebrate the dropping of @mediamolecule #DreamsPS4 NDA today here are a few sample screenshots from a Europa surface test area we're currently jamming in. Stunning engine, 4 sculpts, copy n' pasted 3000 times. 6% thermo usage total. More images coming soon

I think I once said that I would be totally happy with Dreams if it turned out that I could do nothing other than just walk around galleries of weird sculptures and environments that people have made, and here we are -

Was watching a stream earlier where someone was trying to perfect a thing that procedurally generates trees, snow and cliffs over basic terrain. Really quite amazing what can be achieved.

Don't suppose it lets people create VR stuff by any chance does it?

Holy heck, I'm in then.  One game to rule them all - some of the top tier homebrew stuff is bound to be better than plenty of the VR tut on PSN.

I'm pretty hyped about the music creation tools also -

Two creations by a two devs, working individually -




 

Some amazing stuff, the pool level there was shown on the last stream, some of the techniques used to create the details in the room are really cool. Goes to show that once people really get up to speed with using the tools as good as the devs can now that we'll see some incredibly polished games come out of this. That pug platfomer is supposed to handle really rather well, I was watching a Giant Bomb stream where they were playing through various user created levels, when they got to that the reaction was that it felt properly good, like what you would expect for a platformer game you would spend money for.

Early on the dev cycle I was worried that the quality of the gameplay might be limited, but it really looks like it's just a matter of time and experience to make something really solid.

What is this, hi-res minecraft??

I see that pool hall and think it's the holodeck from Picard's ship

I will spend hours and hours on it but not actually achieve anything of note.

I'll still love it though.