Media Molecule is about to stop selling Dreams in Early Access form

December 7, 2019 is the final day to buy Creator Early Access

If you’ve toyed around with getting Dreams, the art and game creation title from LittleBigPlanet developer Media Molecule, now’s your last chance. The studio has put an end date on the version – December 7, 2019 at 3:59pm PST – and from that point on, it’ll be delisted.

Folks who buy Dreams in its current unfinished form will be able to continue playing after its PlayStation Store removal, of course, and they’ll still get the final version of the game at launch (whenever that might be). If you’re on the fence: do it, probably. It’s $30, which is cheaper than the full game will be.

In a blog post, Media Molecule outlined what’s next for the imaginative game. The team wants to have something for “those who want to play, those who want to create, and those who aspire to learn.”

Here are the highlights:

• “A non-motion control scheme for the game”
• “More tutorials and how-to content for players of all skill levels”
• “Improving existing features like Community Jams, the Homespace, and Imp Quests”
• “More content, including our first piece of Mm story-telling in Dreams, Art’s Dream”

To 🦩celeb𓃲rate everything that players have accomplished in the Early Access run, Media Molecule is putting together its first Impy Awards, which will highlight the top creators, songs, animations, voice actors, and curators, among many other categories. Look for on January 26, 2020.

“We’ve been so impressed,” said comms manager Abbie Heppe. “We’ve watched people grow into fully-fledged artists, designers, musicians, and more. There have been creations we didn’t think possible (and some we’re still convinced are magic). [Our] Early Access players deserve a huge mega-thanks.”

I’ve been on a long break, but after seeing the award nominations, I’m sure I’ll feel a spark.

[PlayStation Blog]