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During Sony’s recent State of Play event, they unveiled an intriguing new entry in Q-Games’ PixelJunk series, and it’s causing quite the stir. This latest installment brings a fresh take on the classic shooter genre, blending beautiful visuals with an unexpected twist.
At the helm of this project is Tomohisa Kuramitsu, also known as Baiyon, who gained recognition for his work on the PixelJunk Eden series. With Dreams of Another, Kuramitsu has crafted a shooter that challenges conventions. Here, you’re not only wielding guns for destruction but also for creation, set against a dreamy, artistic backdrop.
The trailer offers a tantalizing glimpse into this surreal world. It features a pajama-clad character navigating fantastical landscapes, like horses escaping a carousel and a robot sprinting down a deserted street. The visuals are undeniably eye-catching, but how it all ties together remains somewhat of a mystery.
However, the trailer does offer a few hints. It throws out thought-provoking lines like, “No creation without destruction,” and suggests that destruction isn’t an endpoint but a gateway to new beginnings. This philosophical approach hints that the game might encourage players to see destruction as a transformative force.
Q-Games is making this experience stand out by using “point cloud rendering technology.” This technique not only contributes to the game’s unique aesthetic but also empowers players to interact with and alter the game world. Those who enjoyed Rez Infinite might find this style familiar and appealing, especially since Dreams of Another will be available on both PS5 and PS VR2.
Kuramitsu has described the game as one that turns the traditional shooting mechanics on their head. Instead of focusing on damage and destruction, your actions will shape and manifest new facets of the environment from chaos.
Gamers can look forward to Dreams of Another when it comes out in 2025, promising an innovative and visually stunning experience that challenges what we expect from shooter games.
