Tools colored purple are ones that I find particularly “Dreams-esque” in their workflow

Game Engine

• Unreal (Industry leading Game Engine. Has a lot of built in tools.)
  • Blueprints (Visual scripting language, has a similar workflow to wires & gadgets)
  • C++ (The traditional programming langauge. Need to use Visual Studio alongside it. Steep learning curve)
• Unity (Very popular game engine, favored by indie developers. Less overwhelming to get into than Unreal)
  • Unity Visual Scripting (Just like Unreal’s Blueprints, this is a very dreams-esque programming workflow)
  • C#
• Godot (Fully free and open source game engine)
• GameMaker (2D focused game engine)
• GDevelop (Easy to learn compared to others. Mostly 2D focused, not really an option for 3d game makers)
• Unbound (Upcoming game engine that seems to be heavily inspired by Dreams)

3D Sculpting / Modeling

• Blender (All in one toolkit for sculpting, modeling, materials, animation, physics, rendering and VFX)
• Womp (Dreams-esque SDF sculpting software that runs on a web browser)
• Medium (A free VR sculpting tool that is very similar to Dreams. Exclusive to Oculus VR hardware)
• Substance 3D Modeler (Sculpting in both Desktop and VR. Has a few ex-Mm developers on the team actually)
• Unbound (Upcoming game engine that seems to be heavily inspired by Dreams)
• Clayxles (Volumetric Dreams-esque sculpting add-on for Unity)
• MagicaCSG (SDF-editor and path tracing renderer)
• Nomad (iOS and Android only sculpting tool)
• ZBrush (Sculpting focused tool. Fair warning: has a very unintuitive UI)
• Maya (Industry standard 3d creation tool. Very expensive. High learning curve)
• Cinema4D (Rival to Maya, pretty similar but is more accessible)