Dream Hills is an indie open-world sandbox where you play Timmy, a new kid who has his teddy bears ear ripped off by a bully. The adventure begins as you try to get that ear back.

Shoot the bullies with your slingshot or use the street elements at the village to set traps, craft different projectiles from firecrackers to stink bombs, drive R/C cars, destroy things, and more.

The game looks and plays fantastic for an indie game, but there is currently no way to customize your controls (ASWD) although PS4 and XBox controllers are supported. The enclosed PDF manual can tell you what's what. Look at it before playing. Some of the missions can be a tad tricky to figure out, but that might be by design.

You can pick up all sorts of objects in the game. Bottles can refill your health, for example. But the real cool thing is other objects in the game that can become projectiles or you can learn recipes and craft new items similar to Minecraft.

There is no way to save the game, a pretty big oversight. I couldn't imagine playing for hours, crafting and moving forward only to start over again. Still, it's worth a play.