Dreams of Another rewrites the rules for Shoot ’em up games, and it looks mesmerising

Shoot ’em ups are a massive genres in video games, exploding in the 1980s and 90s and splitting offer into myriad subgenres like scrolling shooters, rail shooters, run-and-gun and even cute ’em ups (seriously). But until now, I’d never seen a game where shooting creates rather than destroys.

That’s the unusual mechanic in Dreams of Another from Q-Games and Baiyon, the multimedia artist who directed PixelJunk Eden. The game was announced for PS5 and PSVR 2 during PlayStation’s State of Play, with a trailer and message from Baiyon himself (see our guide to the best game dev software and best laptops for game development if you’re planning to start crafting your own masterpiece).


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