Dreams: the video game that unlocks the suppressed artist within us all

Ever yearned to chisel a sculpture, compose a symphony or design a gigantic neon metropolis? Tue 6 Feb 2018 11.38 EST Last modified on Tue 6 Feb 2018 11.42 EST Most homes hide abandoned easels, guitars and origami kits, all bought with good intentions to express the latent creativity that grownup life can easily stifle. You might want to unlock it, but the effort is too intimidating. Media Molecule, a game developer based in Guildford, believes that video games can help. A studio populated by artists, musicians and creatives of all stripes, it is best known for the successful LittleBigPlanet games – cheerful adventures with a hand-crafted look and a novel "play, create, share" philosophy, letting players remix the levels and make their own.