Bloober Team's psychological horror game The Medium is set to be adapted into a feature film by writer-producer Gary Dauberman, known for his work on It and Annabelle. Dauberman has secured the screen rights and expressed excitement over bringing the game’s compelling story and cinematic visuals to life, while Bloober CEO Piotr Babieno praises their mutual understanding of horror. The Medium garnered positive reviews, earning an 8/10 from IGN, and is renowned for its tense atmosphere and rich narrative. This adaptation comes as Bloober Team looks to move toward larger projects following the game’s success.

What is the premise of The Medium video game?

The Medium revolves around a unique gameplay mechanic where players navigate dual dimensions, experiencing events from both the spiritual and physical worlds. This psychological horror experience focuses on themes of trauma, perception, and investigation, presenting players with deep narrative choices that influence their journey through a hauntingly atmospheric setting.

The Medium has gained immense popularity in the horror gaming community and is recognized for redefining how horror narratives can be told through immersive gameplay. The game's success marked a pivotal moment for Bloober Team, prompting them to evolve creatively and explore larger-scale projects such as the highly anticipated Silent Hill 2 remake and upcoming Cronos: The New Dawn. The film adaptation is expected to bring the game’s unique psychological themes to a broader audience, leveraging its strong storytelling to engage horror fans.