@jacobia Each level you create is called a "scene" in Dreams, and each scene has a thermometer like in Littlebigplanet that tracks how much stuff is in it and stops you if your scene gets too complex. You can connect scenes together to make "Dreams". While there's a limit to how much stuff you can put in a single scene, there's no limit to the number of scenes you can link together so you can make a game as long as you want. There are also tools that let you share data between scenes in a Dream, so you can have things like a character's health, XP, or inventory carry over throughout the game.
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Re: Hands On: Dreams Is Arguably PS4's Most Impressive Exclusive Yet
@jacobia Each level you create is called a "scene" in Dreams, and each scene has a thermometer like in Littlebigplanet that tracks how much stuff is in it and stops you if your scene gets too complex. You can connect scenes together to make "Dreams". While there's a limit to how much stuff you can put in a single scene, there's no limit to the number of scenes you can link together so you can make a game as long as you want. There are also tools that let you share data between scenes in a Dream, so you can have things like a character's health, XP, or inventory carry over throughout the game.