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Ruckus: Just Another Natural Disaster is not a title you can buy at GameStop, or load up on Steam. To play it, you need to have a different game: Dreams on PlayStation 4. Dreams is in beta right now, and the Media Molecule-developed experiment allows players to make their own games. While the experience isn’t fully out yet, players are using Dreams to make incredible things. Take, for instance, this awesome-looking kaiju game.
It’s not just that the giant salamander character is cute as heck. Ruckus emphasizes the details, allowing you to rampage the city however you’d see fit.
Want to eat airplanes? Go ahead.
Added the eating mechanic with @HeartfactoryKW 's idea.
— Mori Shiro (@46frsts_dreams) August 25, 2019
This mechanic is very suitable for him #MadeInDreams #PS4share #DreamsPS4 pic.twitter.com/QZSJEBad1x
Want to throw your environment at airplanes to knock ’em down? Go for it!
Today and yesterday,I repainted my salamander and made a pick up and throw mechanic.
— Mori Shiro (@46frsts_dreams) June 1, 2019
I think the base of the mechanic is completed, but It still needs improvement.
For example, For example, if the objects are densely packed,
Pick up multiple objects at the same time. pic.twitter.com/B56bmf0U8p
Maybe a more Shin Godzilla laser is more your style?
— Mori Shiro (@46frsts_dreams) May 29, 2019
Really, you should just watch the official trailer, which was released today along with the full game:
Finally, we released the kaiju game!
— Mori Shiro (@46frsts_dreams) August 27, 2019
Ruckus: Just another natural disaster - Now live on - #DreamsPS4#MadeInDreams #PlayStation #Gamedevhttps://t.co/EJvilcOi9A pic.twitter.com/k4MnNPiQlH
Look at his flips! What a good boy. The newscast element is a nice touch, too.
While not featured in the trailer, it seems that the creators are also experimenting with different types of weather, like snow, storms, and whirlwinds.
Apparently, even the planes are playable — though they don’t seem very effective against the salamander.