Dreams of Another Announced in the PlayStation State of Play!

Q-Games Unveils a Philosophical, Handcrafted Adventure from Baiyon, Director of PixelJunk Eden
Introduction
Kyoto-based creative studio Q-Games has officially revealed Dreams of Another, the latest title by multimedia artist Baiyon, the director of PixelJunk Eden. The game was announced during PlayStation’s State of Play, with a trailer and an accompanying message from Baiyon himself. The game is built around the philosophical theme of “No Creation Without Destruction.” Rather than destroying objects by shooting, as in traditional shooting games, here, your shots materialize and create the world. This unconventional mechanic offers a gameplay experience that challenges the norms of the genre and invites players into a whole new dimension. Dreams of Another is scheduled to launch on PlayStation 5 and PS VR2 in 2025, with wishlist registration now open.
Watch the Announcement Trailer
Key Features

Shooting Creates, Not Destroys: An innovative gameplay mechanic that challenges traditional shooting conventions. A Dreamlike World: Fantastical environments created using unique point cloud technology. Mysterious Characters: Interact with intriguing personalities such as “The Man in Pajamas” and “The Wandering Soldier” in a poetic storyline. Philosophical Themes: Witty thoughts about everyday objects highlight unconventional perspectives on societal norms. Experimental Soundtrack: An emotionally stirring soundtrack crafted by director Baiyon himself. PS VR2 Compatibility: Experience revolutionary point cloud gameplay in virtual reality. Enhanced for PS5 Pro: Vivid and smooth point cloud visuals with high-resolution support.
Message from Director Baiyon
Hello to all the passionate game lovers out there! This is Baiyon. Just like you, I truly love games. As a creator who works across various media, I’ve long been thinking: could I create a game that weaves in my deep love for video games and allows us to share that passion together? The result of that journey is my latest game, Dreams of Another. By continuously exploring the forms and traditions that exist within games with great appreciation and respect, sometimes from completely different perspectives, even in reverse, I was able to create something truly exciting. You destroy with a gun, yet in fact, you create. Like the strokes of a brush on a canvas, where each action brings something new into existence. I wanted to create a game that evokes this sensation, and through endless experimentation and careful adjustments with my team, it finally took shape. For this project, I began by creating the concept from scratch. Along with the art and sound, I also took on the new challenge of creating the entire story, carefully crafting the dialogue for all the characters and objects, weaving in my doubts and struggles. The sentiments conveyed by the characters and objects in the game are like lyrics to me. I hope you’ll dive into the unique, cohesive experience that was crafted as I composed the music to resonate with them.
About Baiyon

Baiyon is a Kyoto-based Japanese multimedia artist, sound producer, creative director, art director, game designer, and DJ. His career spans multiple artistic fields, from original music compositions to video game development. Baiyon made his musical debut in 2004 with the film Moog, a documentary about the legendary synthesizer maker, and has since collaborated on various music and game projects. He has worked on iconic titles such as PixelJunk Eden and LittleBigPlanet 2, as well as remixes for Street Fighter II and techno producer Ricardo Villalobos. Baiyon continues to push artistic boundaries, merging sound, design, and storytelling into immersive multimedia experiences.
Director’s Article on PlayStation Blog
Please have a look at director Baiyon’s article on the PlayStation Blog, which was published alongside the game’s announcement.
Dreams of Another: Basic Information

Title: Dreams of Another | Developer: Q-Games | Release Date: 2025 | Genre: Action/Adventure | Mode: Single-player | Platforms: PlayStation 5, PS VR2 | Languages: Japanese, English, French, Italian, German, Spanish (European and Latin American), Arabic, Portuguese (Brazilian), Polish, Russian, Korean, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional).
ーOfficial Press Release