Dreams: How To Make Your Own Game In Create Mode

Players can create their own Games in the Create Mode of Dreams. This guide will show players how they can create their own games. Dreams is one of the wildest gaming experiences to release within the last generation. From the creators of the LittleBigPlanet series, these developers have always focused on creating tools to put the power of creating into the player’s hands. In the case of LittleBigPlanet, players were able to create their own levels and maps. With Dreams, players can pretty much create anything they want. From music to levels, to movies, to pretty much anything. The game provides the player with the tools to do whatever they want. This guide will show players how they can create their own games in Dreams.

When the player first starts their Dreams experience, they should try out all of the other Dreamiverse content. Not only will this allow players to try out what’s out there but they can also experience how far certain other players have gone with the tools available to them. It’s almost a notch below using real game development tools but all of it can be done with the PlayStation controller. Here is how players can create their own Games in Dreams.

How To Create Your Own Games in Dreams

Before doing anything, it is highly recommended to look at all the tutorials in the Dreamscaping mode. This will show players how to place objects, make things, and animate them as needed. Tutorials are typically a bore, but these are absolutely necessary to understand how everything works. It can be incredibly intimidating at first but taking it piece by piece is the way to understand it all. Before jumping into creating full games, try and focus on crafting something simple like a character model or a location. The most important part of building games in Dreams is getting comfortable with the tools available.

Not only that, but players can take tools that already have been created by other players. These pre-existing assets can be brought over to your own games to save time. The tutorial alone functions as its own game with how it progresses. It’s mentioned that it’s highly recommended but it’s nearly required to complete these to get a full understanding. After that, you’ll just need an idea of what type of game you want to make. There are no limits when it comes to creating in Dreams.

Dreams is available now on PlayStation 4.

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Sky Flores is a writer and game player based out of New York City. His hobbies consist of creating content on YouTube and streaming video games on Twitch. His online alias is @SkywardWing.

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