I'm gathering the courage to make my book into a RPGmaker or Dreams game... but it will probably consume several hours.

Looks amazing. Just wish you could export - i.e make a game and release it on PSn... that would be fantastic. Perhaps they'll allow that for the best games or even selling them as DLC.

Hope they cover what the campaign is about as I think some people will want to just play but not make stuff (like LBP)

That would incentive me to make mine

this "game" will sell poorly.

That is something that's being looked into. Healey has said it's easy to do. The biggest problem with that is all the best creators would likely end up creating games for sale and not contribute to the creative community. If they do implement it at some point then there needs to be some stipulations. My advice would be: The creator has to have at least 3 well received games/experiences before applying. The creator must prove the games popularity first by hitting a 'particular' engagement number. The game must then pass a stringent quality control assessment before being allowed on PSN. The price must not be too expensive. Perhaps $5 - $10 would be about right for the average sized game and $10 - $15 for exceptionally long games (for Dreams). Let's say 3 - 5 hours. 

About this thread's title: At last some new games...

Yeah sure cause Playstation 4 is known to have no games on it, it's a desert and we PS4 owners are bored, please bring some games Sony

I'm assuming you're just joking and you're not really suggesting I've titled it that way for some nefarious reason. 

I am looking forward to Halo, Mario 64, Jak and Daxter, and so many other classics that will be remade in this. Also can't wait to see what Naughty Dog, Guerrilla, and the rest of WWS are creating to support this title. I am sure we will see a lot of stuff from 3rd parties as well, along with other non gaming IP, like we saw with Little Big Planet. We just need a beta, so creators can fill this this with content, and a heavy push from Sony when it is ready to launch. I would love to see ony blow everyone away, and make this thing free. I think they could make much more money allowing everyone to access it, while selling content packs from creators, and taking a cut. This just looks like massive profits if they make it accessable to everyone.

Sony needs to showcase Dreams more on their major presentations. It was a major disappointment when they kept on showing snippets of Dreams on their e3 presentation but didn't even show a trailer for it or anything at all regarding its gameplay or release.

As the other thread suggests, I think it's delayed. That would explain why they haven't been pushing it hard.