He creates an incredible game in Dreams... And gets hired by Moon Studios

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He creates an incredible game in Dreams... And gets hired by Moon Studios

In February 2020, the English studio Media Molecule released Dreams on PS4. While the game, unfortunately, went a bit unnoticed, it at least has the merit of offering something original. Thus, as with LittleBigPlanet in its time, the player can use the tools included in Dreams to create their own creations... And this can lead to beautiful stories.

A 20-year-old designer, who goes by the name Eupholace on the internet, has precisely designed a full-fledged game called Trip's Voyage thanks to the possibilities offered by Dreams. His work did not go unnoticed, as the main interested party was recently hired by Moon Studios. The company behind the excellent Ori and the Blind Forest and Ori and the Will of the Wisps was not indifferent to the young creator's talent.

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