Dreams, Media Molecule’s new game/experiment/here’s-the-engine-we-use-to-make-games-now-make-your-own-thing officially has some form of launch date in the form of early access, for an April 16 release.

Nintendo’s has the right idea for building up buzz on their upcoming games. Called Nintendo Direct, these irregularly scheduled episodes highlight upcoming games from across the Big N’s library, favouring both small and large announcements. Heck, sometimes those announcements even have a theme to them, like a Pokémon Nintendo Direct! It’s a damn good idea, and one that Sony looks to take a page from as the Japanese giant will be launching its own take on Nintendo Direct, with Sony State of Play.

Dreams may just be the biggest and most under the radar game that Sony has in the kitchen. Developer Media Molecules is working on what could be the most ambitious game of the PlayStation 4 era, and yet, hardly anyone even knows what it is. So…what is Dreams? On a basic level, it’s a suite of creative tools, designed in a way that gives you full access to an actual game engine’s worth of options.

If this is what people are able to do within the beta, we can likely expect incredible things from Dreams when it’s finally out later this year.

Sony is skipping a 2018 showcase of various upcoming games, for reasons. The primary one? They just don’t have enough content to show off and justify the annual extravaganza.

Large leaks are pretty much expected before E3, but Amazon italy might have missed that memo and chosen to drop some big names just after the conference. And it all seems a little unbelievable.

Fantasy, action and straight-up weirdness was seen last week, leaving us tickled pink with games that we got to experience in Los Angeles. Here’s a look at the fifteen games, that have us excited for the future of the finest form of interactive entertainment that money can buy.

Dreams is all about creation. It’s about shaping your dreamscape, of using the power of the mind to create new worlds to explore. At the 2017 Game Awards, Media Molecule had a new look at Dreams debut. Check it out below.