A fan of The Last of Us TV series created an amazing tribute to episode 2 in Dreams. The Last of Us has been adapted into a TV series on HBO with a very positive reception from fans and critics alike. The series itself is currently nearing its 10-year anniversary, and fans are getting spoiled with both a new TV series and the upcoming The Last of Us multiplayer game.Developed by Media Molecule and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, Dreams allows players to create and play user-generated content and builds on the game creation system first explored in the LittleBigPlanet series. Dreams also includes several games developed by Media Molecule itself that were built using the same tools gamers have access to.One creative artist from Media Molecule decided to create a PlayStation crossover by designing a tribute to HBO's The Last of Us TV series inside Dreams. The artist, Martin Nebelong, shared a time-lapse video to Twitter detailing the 2-hour process to create the virtual fan art. The 90-second video is very impressive and displays the possibilities available to players who can make use of the development tools in Dreams.
The post has received a few thousand likes and many replies from users who were simply astounded by the abilities of the artist. One user commented that the art is so amazing that it looks like it would have taken months as opposed to hours. Nebelong replied to the comment and praised Dreams for being very streamline once players are familiar with the software and added a short clip showing the progress of the art at the 1-hour and 30-minute mark. One user quoted the tweet and stated that they had not tried to create anything in a game-making application outside of RPG maker, but they are currently downloading Dreams to see what can be done.
This tribute is simply amazing, and it is also a great example of the freedom given to players in Dreams. Currently, Media Molecule has been quiet about its next project, but fans are hoping to hear something about a new announcement, with many fans wishing for the PlayStation studio to return to the LittleBigPlanet series. While nothing has been stated officially, fans have pointed out that Media Molecule was recently hiring for developers to work on an unannounced live service project. For now though, fans will have to wait for confirmation from Media Molecule or PlayStation itself.
Dreams is out now for PS4.
