4 Years Of Game Development In Dreams PS5

[@amundjaatun7474]

You are the sole reson for me coming back to dreams! I play it, get frustrated on my project, quit, you publish, I get motivated, continue work and repeat! Keep at it!

[@intrattackout]

Haha awesome to hear!

[@othousand9589]

I'm happy to see a lot of dreamers still keeping dreams alive, despite how underrated the game is.

[@realnxo]

Dreams had taught me so much over the past year, I decided to switch to Ue5 and it was a pretty smooth transition bc of the visual scripting ue5 has. Dreams gave me a solid foundation to build off of.

[@shawns4354]

Same here. I found I wanted to develop a game I could sell eventually. I looked at Unity and UE but despite the positives of Unity I went with UE because of the BluePrints. Dreams was a great learning experience.

[@AdamsOlympia]

What particular skills did you find transfer over to other environments? I'm late to the party, just having ordered my PS5 this week. Primarily sold on the console by the prospect of what I can learn and do in Dreams. I have zero skill in anything but music production though, so starting at ground zero for everything else. It doesn't look like any other creative environment approaches 3D modeling like Dreams' sculpting, but I imagine the basic skills of starting with basic geometric shapes will transfer over. I wonder how much of the modular logic programming will transfer as well?

[@shawns4354]

@AdamsOlympia Game design, logic flow, work flows, and organization skills. But mostly game logic. The Gadgets are very similiar to Blue Prints in UE. Knowing what kind of processes and mechanics make certain things happen is what I learned most. 3d modeling is very different from sculpting in practice but very similar in the fact that you will learn alot about the art side of game making. Learning UE I was constantly saying to myself, "Oh! That's just like the trigger zones!" Or something else that was relatable.

[@furia.cultura]

Dreams forever ! I can't wait to see your futur projects !

[@intrattackout]

Dreams forever!

[@shawns4354]

Great video! My son finally has interest in Dreams and wants to learn how to make games. He's 11 so the perfect age to start learning.

[@intrattackout]

That's awesome!

[@dee9.-0]

Looking forward to seeing whatever you have cooking next!

[@intrattackout]

It should be fun!

[@matsnilson7727]

I've probably said it before, but your enthusiasm is absolutely amazing, and you are without doubt one of the best in Dreams. It's great to know you haven't lost the energy yet. Maybe - hopefully - you never will. 👍

[@intrattackout]

Thank you so much!

[@pedrolota4670]

Really liked this video, especially this part 1:46 and yup, i couldn´t made a platform rotate but now i can do it 😂small victories. I made a dumb platformer and a dumb maze but who knows these small creations are the stepping stone for more awesome stuff, we the players can be the game alive.

[@adambarnes49]

I just started playing this game and I'm loving it! It's a shame they stopped supporting it but what we have is still great

[@matthijsvdnet]

Awesome video! Thanks for all the work you've put into those templates, I'm pretty sure most shooters in Dreams use your fps-template! Greetings from mattizzle1 🇳🇱

[@adambarnes49]

Something that really helped me when creating stuff is knowing that I don't have to use every single tool that the game gives to me to make something great,for example I'm not very good at making music and I have no real interest in attempting to understand it so I just grab a theme from the search engine that I like and use that,that may not work for everyone but I'm happy with the way I'm doing things

[@Old299dfk]

You have a very very bright future ahead of you! Your passion and humility are rare. Dont ever doubt yourself, although im fairly sure you're past that stage. I think you're on the journey to be one of the greatest. Thanks for putting the work in!

[@rexplorer.official]

This makes me want to download the game. I used to play but never created.

[@TheRoadtoJapan]

I love dreams!

[@iyeetsecurity922]

If Sony would actually put resources into porting this to PC, I'm willing to bet it'll grow.

[@MountKash1]

Nice video ! I actually played a few of your games over the years in Dreams. If it is possible... you should make a multiplayer version of one od your FPS games. Even if it's just 4 v4 or 5 v 5. Even if it's just something akin to "Frontlines" on Roblox. Or Combat Master on mobile. I think a lot of people would jump in and play it. In any case, great job on all the games you've made thus far ! & the templates you've made for the community to utilise !

[@intrattackout]

Would love to do multiplayer some day! That's the one thing I really can't do in Dreams

[@spineblood]

Great video! Thanks for all of the great templates in dreams!

[@davidmirandajr]

I love dreams i have such creative mind for gameplay and levels but no nodes known ledge

[@adambarnes49]

I'm currently creating Tetris using the animation tools and because I learnt how to do all that beforehand I haven't hit any major roadblock yet

[@itsJDarts]

Your creations are insane

[@OmniAtom]

I wonder if Sony will ever release Dreams on PC? The community would grow a ton! Loved your video 😁

[@pcruz-zd5tc]

Back when dreams first released I wanted to make a Devil May Cry style hack and slash game for RWBY and a souls style / hack and slash berserk game, but I never got around to learning how to do it.

[@NIKEONXX]

I really have no idea on how do make ennemy ai and i have 800hs on dreams. Just logic in general i can't lol. I'd like to make a Rogue Lite procedurally generated like Isaac, a shooter looter like Borderlands, a turn based game like Dofus, a Souls-like. The point is, i can't make anything work. So everytime, i make maps using the community's assets, try to make something work for weeks fails, reset.

[@adambarnes49]

I haven't got frustrated at dreams yet because I'm only focusing on what I'm interested in and the stuff I know how to do,most of the time I can just grab something from the search engine and use that,feels a bit cheaty at times but it works

[@kamukas2202]

I realy like to play dreams. And i like your videos too👍👍👍 Good video

[@3kycat]

Thank you for this. You doing amazing job with this tempates. For me the problem is time or not having it. I could give dreams my 100% free time and I have many other things to do. I will back to Dreams, and I will still makig things I want.

[@GamesforCykits]

This mans doing Gods work, gotta get back into dreams

[@pse2020]

I use dreams to make cool sci-fi music videos for my music. Love the proccess. But i wish dreams would have gotten a proper ps5 version or a pc port, with added features, this 3d program/game engine would be freaken huge.

[@Swag-Messiah]

Another banger vid💯

[@MartinCharles]

Dreams will live forever. Mark my words.

[@DraciraTheGreat]

Dude, I LOVE your games. there's no other way to say it. Your games are AMAZING

[@intrattackout]

Thank you!

[@that_one_gamer8084]

Bro we have the same controller

[@AngelusNielson]

I hope this is brought to PC at some date.

[@sunrisechanel7414]

I was 5 years but it died 😢 rip

[@Soma-boi]

Cold conondrum 4 when

[@Shade557]

I checked the store, and saw this

[@4xtare]

Thanks plus essentials

[@JesusSaves4Ever777]

Im still playing and building

[@ItsMeJuvyYT]

okay, 0:41 that made me laugh.

[@J-_-S]

main reason i quit on making games on dreams is Mouse and keyboard is far superior which cant be used to create games... TF its not an option?

[@drengworkukr5977]

Hello, what about BONELAB VR in dreams

[@intrattackout]

Due to Dreams' VR controls Bonelab might be just out of reach. Something like Half Life Alyx however can probably be done!

[@drengworkukr5977]

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[@Goldlama]

Would be great when you make a review of my vr game space unknown from goldlama2000 (warning there is a other game with the same name)

[@CLOYO]

Are you Dutch?

[@CLOYO]

Aight, only needed to hear your accent, then later on heard your "Nou en of"

[@planetned.]

Did you just say with the doom game.. nou en of? You Dutch? Haha

[@adamfifield6983]

So why not just switch to unity/ue5 full time? I feel like your skills could shine even more in an actual game engine.

[@intrattackout]

In theory, yes, in practice, no. You can technically achieve way higher quality in a real engine but developing in Unity/Unreal means developing 10x slower with 10x less access to assets in an environment that's 10x more hostile. If I were to move, I'd only be able to release something every few years instead of months. And probably to an audience of 10 instead of 80.000 😏 You can look up 4 year anniversary videos of real devs and you'll see that things really don't get more advanced than a bunch of prototypes and (relatively) simple 2D games. There's a reason for that! On PC you need a team to create the kind of games I want to create.

[@adamfifield6983]

@@intrattackout I am entering my second year of game design in uni, I don't agree with you because there is a ton of online support for unity/unreal, not to mention ai support such as chatgpt. I only use unity but In a year I learned how to rig characters, create animators, animate with mocap, learn particle systems and other things. I can link you my first year game if you'd like, I think you are overestimating how difficult it is to work with unity, its a very simplified viewport similar to dreams. Not to mention, my other first year classmates created things far better than "simple 2d prototypes" some of us had full games by the end of second semester. These by the way are mostly people including myself who had zero prior experience in game dev or unity engine. I understand what you mean though, I've watched your videos and I think you have a lot of passion and talent for game design, switching to an actual engine with live and ongoing support would be a lot better for long term its just a recommendation though, love what you do!

[@shawns4354]

I'm making a cozy game in UE5 with just myself and wife. Not impossible but I understand your concern with the type of games your making. It just depends on your scope. Also selling a game is a lot of work. Your already a foot up with YT and your community.

[@intrattackout]

@@adamfifield6983 That's fair! I have actually started to learn Unity on the side and I do enjoy programming in it so far. Sorry if I came off hostile btw, but I have very carefully considered the way I interact with Dreams, and ever since Dreams launched I've had to defend my standpoint from inconsiderate devs who think all problems are solved by opening Unreal and getting gud. They think real engines are better in every way, where I see myself being worse off in a lot of aspects besides potential for a career. I can best put my opinion like this: I make games because I want to share them. Money would be nice, but sharing my vision is really what's most important to me. If games are art, I'm an artist, and I choose the tool that get me to my goal quickest with the largest possible audience. Dreams is like the beginning days of KZbin, while Unity is the traditional cinema. Why would anyone make videos for free on a platform when they could be making movies releasing in cinemas? To a professional this would've sounded silly, but to someone simply caring to entertain people, the KZbin road is clearly better. Most people don't become Hollywoord stars. Anyone can be a KZbinr. Most people don't become high level game directors. Anyone can be a Dreamer. As my aspirations grow I'm just certain I cannot make the games I want to make in a traditional engine in a decent timeframe. I will probably switch to full Unity at some point, but I think you'll understand that I don't feel encouraged to leave behind my very fortunate position to start from scratch in a way more competitive environment!

[@itsJDarts]

@@intrattackout Great comparison with KZbin. There are millions of people on unity/UE it's fine. It's still worth something to be the best at dreams. We hold regard for people that master other video games and don't tell them to go outside and do the real activity because there is value in mastering that specific sandbox. Unity/UE aren't going anywhere but this moment of time where Dreams is relevant will only last for a moment and there is value in being the best at that thing while it existed

[@OrehBelich92]

Dreams is awesome. Mindblown Sony and MM stopped supporting it.

[@kemurinokami5899]

Lol i be using your fps characters

[@DJRara-bt3ew]

But is it really for vr i dont think so its kinda boring for me the best game for me in fr is that horror shooting game in that rollercoaster thing and that English shooter game its great haha

[@damicsita]

Pass your projects on Roblox! Is the future!!! 🙏🤞👋

[@GreGreniermelefo]

Roblox and Dreams are so much differents, it's not the same things really. It's doing work like that

[@shawns4354]

Roblox is predatory in nature and suffers from what dreams did when it first went live. Garbage/Meme content drowning out anyone trying to get started.

[@GreGreniermelefo]

@@shawns4354 it's started to change tho

[@damicsita]

@@shawns4354 Dream is a great product, but unfortunately limited by Sony if dream were cross-platform with multiplayer it would be the top, but sony doesn’t want it, that’s why I switched to Roblox!😢

[@EthanGameZ42]

bro dreams is like unity but better

[@janellekeyshawn3766]

"Promosm" 👉