Media Molecule to Host Dreams Game Jam at PSX 2017

What are you Dreaming of?

by Sammy Barker Sat 2nd Dec 2017

Those attending PSX 2017 next week will have the opportunity to drop by the Dreams booth in order to participate in a Game Jam that Media Molecule’s planning. According to the PlayStation Blog, the creative competition will give attendees a crash course in “how quick and easy it is to make games, music, and more just using Dreams”.

Of course, those not attending the event in Anaheim will be invited to catch up on the title’s progress via a panel hosted by studio directors Siobhan Reddy, Mark Healey, and Alex Evans on Saturday, 9th December at 12:30PM PT. We’ll host that live on Push Square so you’ll be able to watch it here, and we’ll put together a schedule with more time zones over the coming days.

Sounds good, doesn’t it? We’re really looking forward to seeing more of Dreams as it’s unquestionably the most “out there” project in Sony’s portfolio, and that’s always cause for excitement as far as we’re concerned.

[source blog.us.playstation.com]

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themcnoisy
Sat 2nd Dec 2017

“how quick and easy it is to make games, music, and more just using Dreams”.

Hopefully this is my entree point in the games industry as I cant get passed hello world in any other gaming language.

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PS_Nation
Sat 2nd Dec 2017

I really want to play games created by the community, maybe i will try to create something too, like a 3D platformer. xD

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WanderingBullet
Sat 2nd Dec 2017

Based on past footages, I feel like Dreams could do well as a PSVR game.

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wiiware
Sat 2nd Dec 2017

I hope it has good single player story like tearaway.

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Constable_What
Sat 2nd Dec 2017

I'm tepidly looking forward to this. This looks like a great outlet to express my creativity, and to finally unload this teenage angst I've been carrying for the last thirteen years. If it's good this game will be huge for me as I will finally be afforded the chance to get rid of my studded belt collection, my wide assortment of black frayed jeans, and my plaid shirts I wear tied around my waist.

Ah who am I kidding!

As an aside does anyone know if the tagline "Sweet Dreams Are Made of These" has been used yet? It's kinda low hanging fruit, but it's still pretty good.