Dreamlands is publicly launching its 1.0 platform today, giving anyone a way to generate game-ready 3D assets and entire worlds with AI, with plans from $20 to $200 a month.

As part of Google Cloud’s Gemini at Work event today, Dreamlands had its public launch, marking the first time that the toolset has been available for public use on the Google Cloud Marketplace. The release is timed with an announcement from Whenere, whose Pride & Prejudice Fortnite game is the only client Dreamlands can name publicly as of now. Chief executive officer and founder Thomas Tobin said the company is also in production with several large studios.

Dreamlands is built for game studios and artists who spend much of their time on repetitive work such as optimizing meshes, matching materials, and hunting for assets. Tobin, who previously worked at Unity and Ubisoft, said the goal is to “make creation as easy as possible.”

Tobin highlighted three features in the 1.0 release. The first is One-Click Texturing, a feature that has the ability to restyle an object, from a cartoon look to any other edit, in a single click. Dreamlands says each edit takes about 10 seconds and costs $0.10.

The second feature is Surface, which adds a full layering system for editing and swapping materials. It automatically detects wood, metal, glass and fabric for quick reskinning.

Tobin also described Dreamlands’ Procedural Building and City Makers features, that can generate structures from stadiums to Palladian mansions using modular kits, snapping walls, and floor plans.

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