Dreams PS4/PS4 Pro First Look: Art's Dream - A Tech Showcase Worth Waiting For?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2020
- Thanks to a stunning creation called "Art's Dream", Media Molecule fires its new engine on all cylinders. PS4 and PS4 Pro both get a supreme workout here, and each segment shows something completely different - ideas that might inspire the community to go further. It's hard to see anyone matching the developer's level of polish here however.
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Little Big planet on all the performance enhancement drugs you can imagine.
Props to Sony for funding this game for many years.
Props?
@@CoTyyy This game's been in development for 7 years, and that's just counting from the time they first announced it, not counting the at least half-year/1 year of preplanning. We don't know their working arrangement with Media Molecule, but you have to give some props to Sony for basically allowing MM to keep working at what seems to be a leisurely pace for 7 years, up till the actual end of the PS4 lifecycle. Even if Sony didn't actually have much faith anymore in the project, they still didn't really rush them. It's more than likely a combination of MM meeting milestones, having their past abilities shown with LittleBigPlanet, and the PS4 not really needing a killer app and so Sony not overly pressuring MM; but this seems like a fully funded passion project from MM, and credit to Sony for funding it for seven years regardless of their working relationship in private with MM.
Elementroar
Yea, it’s likely been in development since LBP2, since they had a secondary team do Tearaway (& Unfolded).
@@amnesicpachyderm They dont crunch - there was almost zero publisher pressure. Did it make the game better? No, because they become so damn introspecitive and self congratulatory about certain aspects (like the super rapid asset creation of graphics and sound using just controllers or wands) that they failed to correctly create a logic and programming system that was up to the task.
They made this amazingly flexible creation system, and shoe-horned the crap programming system from LBP onto it, meaning complex gameplay systems just are not practical. Its an absolute crying shame what they did. Sony would of lost millions, this studio will end up having to make another LBP just to keep afloat.
@@Blight-fp3vt keep crying instead of creating something. It'll do the world a whole lot good 👍. I'm so disappointed that the dreams community has so few people like you.
For anyone who still doesn't know what Dreams is.. it's basicially an engine in which you can create anything you can possibly imagine with very small limitation.. most of the time it's your own imagniation. So you can create your own games, films, art, music & anything in between and beyond or you can play the stuff that others made and there are some indie worthy titles already after 1 year.. a few people aim for making triple A games! Not a single one should miss out on this masterpiece, especially when you are creative =)
I do make videos about Dreams if you would like to learn more about it!
if you do tutorials then bonus!! and also if you highlight awesome creations
@lacroix don't know how to optimize? Try various logic like procedural and other techniques to improve your game performance.
Can i make short animation films?
Dreams or the hunt showdown???
@@gencoakgul yes, actually many people make short animations to get familiar with the tools
The reason I'm happy to see this be released is it's going to end up in the hands of kids that have the talent but come from a back ground were no PC is in the house and even if it was they wouldn't know we're to start.
I really believe that if this gets any traction with young kids that we are going to see the birth of developers 10 years from now were it's common to hear them say they started in dreams.
I believe Dreams will be at the very least a portfolio platform for anyone who wants to enter in the game industry. But I have a way higher expectation than that for this astonishing game.
Its a gateway drug for game developer
This is what I needed as a kid. In the 6th grade a few friends of mine and I made a game creation club at school and used RPG Maker XP and boy did the game we made suck. It was also such a chore that it made some of my friends stop trying.
Chompers
Like an expansion to how people started in the 90s via PC modding.
My only concern is, if Dreams creation tools will make people more or less prepared for using things like Unity, Unreal, etc.
@@Alex_Logan22 I kinda feel like some people will feel constrained by other game creation tools if they're coming off of Dreams and they might just stick with Dreams. Those who move on from Dreams (not that they'll never touch it again) will be able to transfer some knowledge but a lot of it doesn't translate all too well.
Hey everyone, we wanted to get this one up ASAP so TH-cam's servers are still working away at the higher quality 1080p and 4K versions of this video. Watch now if you want the info, but check back later for the best quality experience.
TH-cam HD is enabled nearly instantly on short videoes like this. Try a 2 hour video, and it takes 1 +/- hour for HD version to be shown. ;)
It's also possible to set a time delay too, so it isn't shown before HD is enabled.
1080p was available right from the start.
Digital Foundry thank you DF!
@@V3ntilator That's not true. All too often I've posted a video that's only 8-12 minutes long, and it's stuck at 360p for a good hour or two before the 1080p option is available for viewers. A 2 hour video can take longer, but certainly not only a single hour. You might see shorter times for TH-cam HD processing for your videos because of the bitrate, but more complex video files with a higher bitrate can take longer.
Digital Foundry clearly stated that they wanted to get this video up ASAP. They are well aware of the ability to "schedule" uploads, but wanted this video to release yesterday to make room for content they wanted to post today.
@@Nick930 That's not true. I uploaded a 27 minute video last week and 1080p were enabled within 5 mins. The nearly 2 hour one took 1 hour.
Several 5-10 min videos i uploaded last week had 1080p enabled at the blink of an eye.
I pay for YT Premium, so perhaps i get better priority. Your times is far from the reality here.
It'd be cool if they had the option to simply cap the frame-rate at 30 FPS OR allow the dynamic resolution to kick in with priority given to frame-rate over resolution so that a true 60 FPS experience could be had at all times if that's your preference.
Or both of those. I was just thinking the same, also if they really want to keep it simple they can cap the Resolution mode at 30 and have Framerate mode prioritize 60 so no additional options are added, just the two existing options behave a bit more intelligently.
KillahMate
Many 1st party Sony games are left uncapped, probably so PS5 can automatically boost them up.
If you haven't played Art's Dream yet...and that's probably most of you...I'd highly recommend doing that BEFORE you watch this video. It's only a few hours long and it's much better experienced first hand for the first time.
I'm not buying a ps4 for one game.
@@user-gw9zh1it4b I would be angry too if i bought an xbox just for Crackdown 3. Damn you phil.
@@kurisu1712 dont play xbox
@Lekzie69 that's what I do
do u know if Art's Dream has subtitles or not? just curious
I went to check out this game. It's $40. I can't resist something this charming at a reduced price. Now that we got this game released, there's only one other game that was announced alongside the PS4 that needs to be released: Deep Down. How's that coming along, Capcom?
Not gonna happen. Deep down was being developed with the Panta Rei engine, which was abandoned by Capcom themselves since it's full of bottlenecks (it remembered much of what made FF XV a hassle to develop for Square Enix, they had that Luminous Studio Engine that they decided to abandon after the project).
Don't get your hopes high. Capcom has a great engine for now, the RE Engine, but I expected their next action game to be Dragon's Dogma 2. Deep Down may never see the light of the day, the same as Silent Hills by Kojima (Konami said something about doing 2 Silent Hill games, but I am not bothering to look up for news).
@@Nero_PR They haven't abandoned Luminous Studio, FF XIV is using a modified version of it and XVI will use it. Not only that but they have said they will use it for their CGI movies as well. Hell they created a whole new studio in 2018 called Luminous Productions because of the fact they believe in the engine still.
@@Jaqen-HGhar oh, that's great.
Long cancelled and it’s engine dead.
I was waiting for DF's view on this game considering it's crazy tech pipeline
Picking this up tomorrow the creativity is on another level enjoyed the beta
If you played the beta you don't need to pick it up. You should already have it.
@@beardalaxy he said beta not early access
@@drawingsoul2105 There was no beta. Just Early Access
@@mostlyharmlessjd there was both a beta and early access.
You get a specisl Imp for playing the beta😉
Have fun. There are so many crazy and awesome creations already...
Im gonna create Grand Theft Auto: San Fierro in the 1970's. Im gonna choose the music. Make the world and characters.
Yea, I saw the P.T remake in this as well as a PS1 The last of us and Dead space. Pretty cool.
There's a hentai artist/hacker named Freako making a Last of Us engine.
@@beardalaxy yah that dude loves the last of us so he basically knows every detail he even recreated the dev console in his engine he's making even more stuff too like a dead rising thing, saints row, tony hawk. some jammin stuff ya know I'm just waiting till he makes most of those public cause they're gonna be awesome
@@beardalaxy It plays surprisingly well and feels very solid. I wonder what the hell kind of logic that guy went through with creating. Very talented guy there
@@theninjamaster67 i actually really like freako, he seems like a cool dude.
@@beardalaxy yah for sure I've had a few conversations with em over the years he's a big fan of this show I've been watching for years video games awesome and he's always in their chat so that's how i first learned of him and have talked to him on tumblr and during some of his live streams he's a pretty genuine dude
This game has been an obsession of mine since 2014 as a gamer and artist and I find that the engine seems to be the most exciting thing about it and was really disappointed the almost complete lack of information about it in this video. Long have I dreamed of hearing Digital Foundry dig into the amazing splat engine rendering, the way it creates raytracing-like lighting and uses some version of sign distance fields for digital clay sculpting. Please, PLEASE make your next video about dreams delve deep into the amazing technology powering the amazing visuals of this game rather than rote performance analysis that we find here. Such a missed opportunity by one of my favorite channels to really look at the technology that makes this game special.
They'd probably have to interview the developers for that, which is something I would love to see as well.
He said at the beginning he would do a future video on the engine.
The guys are Digital Foundry are not wizards, maybe they don't understand how the engine works themselves. It's very unusual tech.
It's out now.
Thiago - Thank you! I’ve watched it twice and they definitely get into a lot of this stuff in the 2nd video. Very cool
Hopefully the game will run perfectly on PS5.
Obviously
Not sure how they gonna handle frame quality between 2 different console generations though. Meaning - you can do much more complexe and demanding stuff on PS5 but it won't run well or at all on PS4. So there have to be some sort of limitations if there will ever be Dreams version on next gen. Oh well time and devs will tell. I believe thus far they commented they are mainly focused on PS4.
This week they talked about how they are currently working on a ps5 version.
Imagine if Sony actually marketed the game
They will support it for the next 10 years. Content creators will make this game blow up
Yeah this is more of a game that will market itself once it gets out there and going.
Within 10 years, there is a upgraded Dreams 2 or 3 out if it sells enough.
It's a game like minecraft or roblox. Word of mouth is gonna make it big.
they have marketed it for years dude, you just respond only to ad spam from EA/Activision. Also its not a game you can show off with a simple 2 min trailer.
Dreams is a technical masterpiece and quite frankly, black magic.
If anyone creates a Akira bike racing game I'm gonna buy it
Nerd.
Say no more fam
Buy No More Heroes 3. It will have many Akira references.
@@helpinghands7935 NMH sucks
@@mauryj.3415 Dude, you can still remove your comment. Don't make wrong life decisions.
Thank you for this analysis! It was so much fun watching you delve into the performance of Dreams!
It is getting awesome reviews. I already preorder the game.
I really love this game
I'm not making anything
So is this game worth it if you aren't much of a creator?
@@MostHated_10 yes
Same lol
Just copy and paste other ppls creations into your own world and you can make anything you want that way.
@@MostHated_10 definitely. Plenty of user created content available to play and it won't stop coming for probably a few years at least
Dreams is like Mario Maker's user simplicity meets the Unity Engine.
More like LBP.
@@Final_Dawn yeah it's like LBP but actually fun
@@Meansoduck LBP 2 is fun. Playing it with friends is even more fun.
@Rosencrantz But it will be probably much harder to make a fun little game in Dreams than to make an equally fun Mario Maker level.
@Rosencrantz You have much more options but this will mean that it will be harder to make something out of that. (Or at least you need more tutorials, training etc.)
Makes me wanna upgrade to a Pro but I will contain myself for PS5!!
The creativity in this game is amazing! I'm looking forward to diving into what others have in store. Should be fun!
PS4 should've utilized gyro controls more and the speaker on the controller
The speaker on the controller sounds worse than a happy meal toy 🤣
@@-pressxtostart- So does the WiiMote speaker but it was put to good use.
Yea the gyro is such a bummer. Works great for switch, but almost no fps on ps4 supports it
Days Gone has gyro aiming and its pretty useful when you get used to it.
@@88oscuro I think it works better on a handheld than a controller. Every first-party game on PS Vita had gyro aiming like Gravity Rush, Uncharted Golden Abyss and Killzone Mercenary which worked really well but when I played Gravity Rush remastered on PS4 I just prefered to use the analog stick. I guess having the screen in your hand makes more sense and there is also the fact that gyro aiming compensates for the small and less accurate joysticks on handhelds or joy-cons.
This is amazing!! I cant imagine how they achieved such an amazing feat
Holy crap, tell me that the food was rendered on PS5, and I'll believe it. The last time I was so blown away by rendered food in a video game was with the Korean food in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare.
I was also amazed by the food in Final Fantasy 15
I..haven't played it. But I heard that it has an interesting DLSS implementation.
I've been playing dreams since early access and i can confirm that the food shown here is on the PS4.
it's on the ps4, stop asking Sony to rush the ps5.
@@CaveyMoth
It does... Mainly because its original AA is shit lmao
Can't wait to see the analysis of the tools available.
The best videogame ever made. They are currently working on a ps5 version now along with VR.
Hey DF!
Could you guys explain to me why is the Dreams game engine able to skip shader compiling and light building?
Also, are all the assets stored online and just streamed to your local machine or how does it work when you're re-using a bunch of user created assets in your own level?
Thanks!
When I finally bought a PS4 in November 2019, I got the Pro to be future proof for games like this.
Yooooo my imagination is running wild 😜 Pre-ordered.
Glad you finally found time to this game. Dreams is a masterpiece!
The tech for this -game- game engine is pretty revolutionary. It runs completely without polygons or textures. Instead everything is created from what is apparently called SDFs (signed distance fields). These data structures are then rendered to the screen as point clouds. It would be awesome if somebody at DF was knowledgeable enough to explain how it works.
The amount of imagination this game offers the last thing I care about is resolution or framerate.
@@TestTest-oq1nk I'm sure you know that he was exaggerating
This game is amazing , just like a dream
Just wait for the VR update!
@@kraenk12 When the day where VR is implemented in the game , i will buy a PSVR with 2 PS Move controllers Lol
This game looks like a Pixar film. I'm primarily on Xbox and Switch, so I'm fairly used to stylized art.
This is on another level.
M.M are so talented. It's so beautiful.
Maaan, this game looks absolutely gorgeous.
Dreams makes Mario Maker looks like a 3rd graders doodle drawing.
I like how you're still trying to stretch as much as you can..
Mario Maker and Dreams are fairly different to each other in the diy genre of games..
To make something fun in Dreams will be much harder presumably.
@@cube2fox not really, dreams has so many premade assests, you can make something fun in 10 to 15 mns.
Noc Fox not really, they're both game level makers, except Dreams is way better and it has a higher metacritic score, don't be too butthurt about it, you obviously don't want me to compare them because its obvious that Dreams is just simply better, you're using that "these are two different type of games" argument as a cop-out because you're too scared to compare the both knowing Dreams is Superior, you're pathetic my guy.
@@mauryj.3415 A good Mario Maker level takes a few hours to create and a two-figure number of hours of previous level making experience. Now the available interactive Mario Maker assets are limited to the most fun ones possible (Nintendo has 30 years of Mario experience), but it is _still_ a bit of a challenge to make a fun level with them.
In Dreams on the other hand the possibilities are much larger, even when restricted to pre-made assets, there is much more to do and learn in order to make a coherent game. Game mechanics, interactivity etc all have to created and harmonized. Much more needs to be considered, much more can go wrong. The more powerful a software is, the more difficult it is usually. Just think about the amazing art you can make in Photoshop and how much you have to learn to actually do it. :D
(I'm not hating on Dreams by the way, it is clearly amazing)
I’ve been searching creating and sandbox games and Dreams is both mixed together by 100000000000%
Where is @ProjectGenesis at? This is a dope analysis video.
7:46 That's a "bullet hell" shooter? I think you mean "side scrolling shooter"
Hold on. Are you going to be getting into the tech at all in a later video?
Hold on. Did you even watch the video before commenting?
@@Jagerbomber Yes I did. He didn't talk about the unique quirks of the engine at all.
@@Blag_Cog But he did answer your question in the video.
Looking forward to the promised tech analysis ;) understandable that the console announcements got in the way but hope this is still coming!
We played so many hilarious and wonderfull - AND SCARY 😅 - games already. It's a blast and thanks all the creators wo send us their creations so we can show them and give credit to to their work!
Bet it makes a pretty loud noise on the Pro! Concrete Genie made it go a little crazy
Yea on the gen 1 pros
So this will play at 60 fps on a PS5 without a patch.... interesting.
I think most/all first party releases this year will adopt this practice
Really hope this gets a day-one PS5 patch.
Your, you know, it could be released with your "day-one patch" contents included instead....
For me on my ps4pro deams make console like jet and only at this game is something like fans going on 100% speed.
On ps5 is silent right?
This is, no joke, the most anticipated video from DF!!!!!!!!!!
Not sure why it's taken so long, I figured they'd do some kind of first look during the beta phase but it never happened.
As was said in the video: A 30 FPS lock would be much appreciated. Also, I guess an optional FPS readout for creators and the option to create a game targetting 60FPS.
Unlocked frame rate is just pretty stupid, IMO.
That said: It is really, really impressive that they managed to create an engine this flexible that runs this smoothly while looking this good and still being usable by "layman" to create interesting stuff.
Turns out the unlocked framerate was a good idea as on ps5 it's 60fps most of the time on quality mode :)
Nice review!
Im hoping i can figure this out enough to make somewhat cool music videos
the music is very easy to know
Such a banger, thanks Tom
Games like this make me excited for the PlayStation 5 and it's backwards compatibility but only if it uses it's extra Hardware Power aka Boost Mode 2.0 otherwise i'm gonna reconsider buying the System at Launch, specially if it's above €399.
I wouldn't get to excited for any form of backward compatibility on the PS5, you can almost guarantee that Sony will find a way to charge for it.
@@rinaa6865 From what i've been reading the PlayStation 5 is suppose to have Full Native PS4 backward compatibility with them working on making PlayStation 1-3 Games playable as Updates kinda what Xbox One is doing with the Original Xbox and Xbox360 Games, which i can see Sony re-selling on the PSN Store to make some extra cash but hopefully that's it.
@@rinaa6865 It's confirmed that PS5 will play PS4 games with backwards compatibly.
@@TheGoncas2 that's right!
The PS5 is built on the same base architecture as the PS4 (x86), meaning it will be compatible. PS1/PS2/PS3/PS4 all used different architectures (MIPS/Emotion/Cell/x86), making it more difficult to have plug'n'play BC. Xbox has always operated on x86. Nintendo are the real ones to complain about BC to, since they included an entire Wii inside the Wii U that didn't play GameCube games just because it didn't have GameCube controller ports on the console -_-
Anyway, the PS5 will be an upgrade, just as the PS4 Pro was, but this time featuring enough new things to call it a new console instead of just a standard upgrade. Like going from a GTX 1080 to an RTX 2080, which gives you ray tracing. The console also ships with an SSD, which is definitely going to move the gaming industry in that way, meaning game sizes will become smaller as they become more efficient, and load times will be drastically reduced because of that. Not only load times but sheer render times, meaning we might be able to have games where we move a lot faster than anything we've seen before. The controller also has some nifty features to it. However, all of this will support playing PS4 games.
Our only hope is that it actually runs them BETTER than the PS4 does. Since the Pro already has that going for it, I doubt they would remove the option on PS5, and certainly there will be games with advanced updates for the console that take better advantage of its features. I'm picturing Last of Us with ray tracing right now :3
beardalaxy “Xbox has always operated on X86” Not quite true, although the OG Xbox was indeed X86 (Pentium and Nvidia based), the 360 was actually PowerPC. It’s quite a feat MS got BC working so well on the Day One Xbox One, but then they worked for the future by including specific hardware to help enable it - a shame Sony didn’t think ahead (not that they’ve needed to this gen, mind).
In addition, though nowhere near confirmed, there’s been reports that Sony’s BC system is simply a down clocking of the PS5 chipset to PS4/Pro levels (which is what the Pro does now). Hopefully not, as that would mean no enhancements over the 4/Pro!
There is a frame rate mode???? Damn I doing that when I get home
Project Spark was the same thing, and it was free. As it was for the Xbox One, people ignored it.
It was on PC too. It was free, but IIRC it was freemium with a pretty decent amount of stuff you needed to buy afterward, and it had a lot of other issues that never got fixed. Microsoft pretty much abandoned it.
Can I make 3d model assets inside Sparks?
@@miz6294 You actually could, but it was more limited.
this is just awesome on so many levels.. probably the most ambitious project undertook by a gaming studio in the last decade.
Given Media Molecule's desire to bring this to PC and the inevitable PS5 bc/port I'll probably wait until I have the hardware that provides the best experience.
In the meantime I'm sure people will create some truly amazing content that'll be enjoyed for years to come.
It will be missing your content though. Since you are patiently waiting for a PS5 port.
@@cube2fox True. If Dreams goes on a big sale or it's confirmed to be a cross-gen (download the same game/put the same disc in my PS5 no extra charge) then I'll probably pick it up before PS5 launches. ...The more cool creations I see the more I really want to give in and just get it now 😄
What kind of games come ready to play with it?
Dreams already has an amazing beta. I can only imgine where it will go from here and into PS5
Awesome
One year from now, this game could have some of the most creative forms of entertainment ever, and hopefully it'll be even bigger on the PS5!
Can't wait for VR patch
I want to make a Final Fight 2.5D game.
We’ve waited seven years for this
Wtf are you talking about?
@@annoyingasshole3324 literally as stated in the intro "first shown off at e3 2013"
Ive been waiting for their next game since LBP2. What an amazing game that was. Created tons of stuff
@@sparksk8er It wasnt showed at E3 2013 , Dreams was teased at PS4 reveal event in Feb 2013
I'm glad I didn't know about it till last year!
What is it exactly? A bunch of assets and some prebuilt engines for you to make levels for? I had a lot of fun with SC Campaign Editor back in the day but SC was also a game unto itself with a great way to play together with other people. I kinda feel like I'd be a bit cheesed putting a lot of work into something I don't own as an adult. I guess it could be fun for people to prototype ideas in. Seems limited, but then we didn't really see anything other than framerate comparisons here.
It's a game engine like Unreal and Unity but much easier to use.
you can make all the assets yourself in the game. models, animations, effects... it also has powerful sound design and music production tools that are compatible with the logic systems. you can search and stamp anyone's public creations into your scenes pretty much instantly, too.
With the frame rate being unlocked on all modes it sounds like they are future proofing it for PS5.
time to see if there can be a Bushido Blade remake in this game lol
i think the reason there is so much food is because there was a food themed community jam.
7 Years late ! still pretty nice though :)
I really hope this game gets more marketing!
Is the soundtrack available anywhere?
So we're getting a Metro Sams story vid right? :)
Game looks awesome.
The game has keyboard support, but no mouse? Needs a mouse I think, I’ve heard some people complaining about the current controller configuration impacting creating finer details in creation mode.
In my opinion, motion controls to control the game like a mouse cursor works really well. However, media molecule recently implemented a motion-free control scheme.
It supports Move controllers I heard, which are a 3D input device, while mouse is 2D.
I'd like to know the name of that Dark Souls-like game, or its creator, was at 08:35.
Info of what you're showcasing on screen should be either on screen when appearing, in the end slate of the video, the description, or some combination of all three. You've done neither for this video, but luckily descriptions can be edited.
I don’t wanna spoil myself before I get the game 😅I been waiting for this so long I’ll just look at peoples creations
30 seconds in and I am SO sold, this looks amazing and the exact kind of creativity that needs appreciation :)
Dreams is an AMAZING game. I only wish you could use KBM because trying to make games with the DS4 is painful comparatively. I tried to for a bit but it's too much of a struggle when I can go back to working on my PC. I've been loving playing everyone else's inventions, though!
KB&M would be perfect. Needed even
But it's not the ...full build it's missing the vr support..
They defiantly need to make an even better version with ps5
Come up with new tools.
Bigger world sizes and higher quality possibilities would make it outstanding
MM does it again!!! This is badass 😎👌
Media Molecule should seriously look into community collaboration and allow other user to modify or update someone else creation via some kind of patches or DLC. For example, you can modify another person's game, reusing their assets but introduce new gameplay/levels. This will shorten game creation time significantly.
looking forward to it in VR
I hope you guys at DF make a showcase game to try and push the Dreams engine to the limits.
P.S. 8:33 "the incredible UI across the game...but on base PS4 it can struggle."
The UI can struggle?
P.P.S. Does anyone know if Art's Dream has subtitles?
Will there be a part 2 to death stranding video?
Just make it in dreams 😂
It’s all about the pro pro pro
Wonder if itll be updated when ps5 is out
Honestly, I dont think something so complex will be anything but a cool experiment but lets see what users will do with this
People have been using it for a year, you can check out thousands of examples of what people can do with it right now
@@DenkyManner And literally nothing is as good as what MM was able to do which isn't really that impressive to begin with. It's a bunch of tech demos or prototypes which is good to learn for enthusiasts, but boring for more hardcore gamers who want a little more meat around the bone.
I just don't see that many people spending enough time making something amazing in Dreams that they can't export, publish, own, etc.
@@Ayoul You should check out The Last Airbender game being made by Elca who literally had zero experience making games beforehand but it looks amazing. Also one of the lead designers of Dreams said that one of their goals was people being able to sell their creations on PSN. That being said, I don't think Dreams needs huge projects to survive, some people will certainly come up with interesting concepts and gameplay that would be engaging even in bite-sized proportions.
@@weaverquest I'll check it out and report back if you want. It better be impressive haha. I do wonder if they'll allow project that infringe on copyright to stay on though. They had to remove a ton of those back in the LBP days.
They've promised a lot of things over the years, but I'll believe it when I see it. They've talked about being able to sell, export, PC, etc, but obviously none of that is there at launch.
I don't mean huge as in quantity. I mean in terms of quality. I saw some of what it had to offer and it turned me away from it as a gamer. Why would I buy this tool kit for 30$ when there's thousands of free alternatives for bite-sized engaging games on any platform?
@@Ayoul Allow me some self-promotion, then! Search TH-cam for Overcooked: dreams edition if you get the chance and let me know what you think.
Also, Mimeo Prophecy is a great original game by another user.
The game is just amazing, magic from the very first moment!
Will there be Daemon X Machina PC port report ?
Sony has the best first party studios hands down.
Didn’t Microsoft try to do something like this with Project Spark and nobody cared?
Project Spark was nowhere near this game in terms of scope. It had its fair share of problems and they never got fixed, unfortunately.
This is alooooot better
Tried and failed. Its MM's turn. Let's wait and see
Really hope this game kicks off
Fluctuating framerate between 30-60 fps? I don't get it. If the game can't stay above 60fps 100% of the time, just put a cap of 30fps and be done with it. Also, the dynamic resolution scaling sounds odd to me. Why didn't they set the max resolution output to whatever the max the console gpu can achieve and then just let the resolution scale freely when performance hinders or offers breathing room. Sure you get more fluctuating resolution but you get consistent performance. Looks well made regardless.
Because this is an engine. You begin at 60 fps... add more and more things to your game and start losing frames
Can't wait for VR support
When people start talking about fps in videogames I always press forward. I never spot the differences.
Granblue Fantasy versus for March's video please.
Will it require a internet update to play itinally? I know everyone should have high speed by now!
no it doesn't require internet to play
@@Calirex01 Thank You
It seems like a Pro at 1080 is the sweet spot