Literally 3 days after the release of the unofficial vibecoded Sonic Dream Team port for Android, now there's a new one developed without AI, and it's called Project Dream.

It was created by Beatz (@BeatzYT3 on X/Twitter), and it's been in the works for a while. It doesn't contain any game files; instead, it's basically an installer that you run on a Windows PC to build the port using files that you provide yourself (specifically the macOS version of the game), for Android or PC.

Beatz@BeatzYT3

Here is my own port of Dream Team I've worked on for a while now :) https://t.co/q9n0Qhx2RV

This version also contains some new custom updates, such as an Achievement Tracker, quality of life graphical features, extra accessibility and more.

Graphics wise, the Android version supports OpenGL & Vulkan, while the PC version supports DX11 & Vulkan.

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Official usage guide

Using Project Dream Installer

1. Get the macOS version of Sonic Dream Team (SonicDreamTeam.app) only tested on 1.10.1 version.
2. Run Project Dream.exe.
3. Browse to SonicDreamTeam.app and select Contents folder.
4. Select your platform either Windows or Android.
5. Click Install and wait for it to finish building.

Android: the APK and OBB are saved in Project Dream Android besides ProjectDream.exe.

1. Install SonicDreamTeam.apk on your device.
2. Create the com.sonicdreamteam.android folder inside Android\obb\com.sonicdreamteam.android
3. Copy main.1.com.sonicdreamteam.android.obb to Android/obb/com.sonicdreamteam.android/ on the device. The first Android build downloads the Android SDK, NDK, JDK and Unity Android player into an AndroidTools make sure you have atleast 3GB of free space.