Media Molecule?s Dreams recently released for PS4 and while it?s unclear how it will perform commercially, critics and fans have fallen in love with it. The game is ostensibly a creation tool used to make games, music, film, or any combination of those mediums. It?s one of the easiest, user-friendly options for those wanting to get into game design?so much so, that schools and universities have reached out to the studio about utilizing Dreams in their curriculum. Media Moleculelooks at it as an educational product, perfect for those learning how to make games.
In speaking with GameCentral, Media Molecule?s Mark Healy was asked about whether the developer sees Dreams as a means to teach aspiring developers. He replied:

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