First PS VR2 Gameplay Footage of Dreams of Another Revealed!

24 JUNE 2025 - Kyoto-based creative studio Q-Games has released the first gameplay footage of the PlayStation VR2 version of Dreams of Another. This upcoming title is the latest work from the mind of multimedia artist Baiyon, best known as the director of PixelJunk Eden. The game is scheduled for release later this year on PS5, PS VR2, and Steam.

Dreams of Another is a third-person exploration action game centered around the philosophical theme “No Creation Without Destruction.” Unlike typical third-person shooters where weapons are used to destroy, in this game shooting materializes and creates the world around you.

Utilizing point cloud rendering, the game expresses the world as countless particles. On PS VR2 this effect is especially striking. Wander through a dreamworld where even your body feels as if it’s dissipating into the environment.

The PS VR2 version features both third-person and first-person modes, each allows players to experience the particle-rendered dreamworld in their own personal way. More details about the PS VR2 version can be found in the accompanying article now live on the Official PlayStation Blog.

Dreams of Another PlayStation VR2 Gameplay Trailer:

PlayStation Store Page: store.playstation.com/concept/10009629
​Steam Page: ​ store.steampowered.com/app/3561230/Dreams_of_Another
​Press Kit: Google Drive
​Contact: Emily Askew - pr-team@q-games.com

About the Game

Dreams of Another is the latest title by multimedia artist Baiyon, the director of PixelJunk Eden. 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.

Key Features

Baiyon's profile

The Kyoto-based, Japanese multimedia artist, Baiyon is an active sound producer, creative director, art director, game designer and DJ. He is not bound to any single media. Having made his musical debut in 2004 with the film Moog, a documentary about the legendary synthesizer maker, he has since branched out to many different artistic endeavors.

His work includes original music releases and musical score collaborations in various mediums expanding on his unique musical style, remixing a wide range of music from the works of Chilean-born Techno/House music producer Ricardo Villalobos to the classic fighting game Street Fighter II.

Baiyon has run his own label, Descanso, for many years which has produced various releases. Baiyon has also released remixes from other labels and performed in live shows across the globe. He later went on to collaborate on video game projects with Q-Games as sound and art director with PixelJunk Eden (2008) and PixelJunk 4am (2012).

Quickly following this, he went on to compose for LittleBigPlanet 2 and was also named as one of Game Developer magazine’s fifty important figures in the gaming industry. Not to be tied down, Baiyon has had his storytelling designs featured in artworks and character designs along with various collaborations and has gained global media attention. He is also currently running his own apparel brand, "Whisper Not".

In 2016, after 15 years as a freelance artist, Baiyon joined Q-Games to take on a role as creative director and worked as director of game, art and sound on Eden Obscura (2018) and PixelJunk Eden 2 (2020). He continues to apply his unique artistic sense to creating remarkable games.

Baiyon creates worlds that combine not only graphics and product design fused with music, but also visual arts that have achieved praise from all over the world.

Dreams of Another: Basic Information

Title: Dreams of Another
​Developer: Q-Games
​Release Date: 2025
​Genre: Action/Adventure
​Mode: Single-player
​Platforms: PC (Steam), 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)

About Q-Games

Q-Games is an independent game development studio located in the heart of Kyoto, known for the popular PixelJunk franchise, The Tomorrow Children: Phoenix Edition and several Star Fox titles. The studio was founded in 2001 by Dylan Cuthbert, a legendary figure in the industry who worked on the original Star Fox and other hit games and served as a lead developer for Sony and Nintendo. Q-Games plans and develops innovative games across all platforms and is also dedicated to advancing the indie game community both in Kyoto and abroad.

With over 20 original titles, including hits like PixelJunk Monsters, Nom Nom Galaxy and PixelJunk Eden, Q-Games’ creations are available on almost all major platforms. The studio actively collaborates with major industry players, consistently delivering inspiration and innovation. In 2013, Q-Games launched BitSummit, which has grown annually to become Japan’s largest indie game event. Dylan Cuthbert serves as the executive director of this event.

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