A TV series for the horror game The Medium is officially coming   

From the producer of Netflix’s The Witcher

As Blooper Team announced through its website , its recent horror game, The Medium , will become a TV series . In particular, the Polish studio will contribute to the production, which has been undertaken by Platige Image.

The project will be headed by Tomasz Bagiński, who is known in the industry for his role as executive producer of the popular Netflix TV series The Witcher. In fact, Bloober Team CEO Piotr Babieno will play an important role in the production, pointing out that the extremely successful Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and Arcane are used as reference points.

The whole team working on the concept for the series felt like they were working on something very special. We hope that this enthusiasm will also be visible in the final quality of the show.

So far we don’t know which subscription service the series will premiere on, and no other information has been revealed about the plot, the actors who will make up the cast or the release date.

For the record, this isn’t the first time Bloober Team has teamed up with Platige Image for something related to The Medium, as the team in question also took over the game’s live action trailer, which might show what we can expect. we are also waiting for the TV series.

In case you are not familiar with the game, in his detailed review for Unboxholics.com, Sakis Karpas stated:

The Medium is a Silent Hill tribute, trying to keep the survival horror genre alive in the most traditional way. During the roughly 6-7 hours that it lasts, you will see an interesting script, superficial character presentation, some beautiful set pieces and ambitious mechanics that, however, scratch the surface and do not reach deeper. It’s not a bad game and of course I recommend it to fans of the genre. After all, just for Akira Yamaoka’s soundtrack, it’s worth experiencing. As a game it’s nothing huge though. He is tormented by several technical problems and the most important thing is that he is trying to find himself, with a foreign canvas and foreign brushes. Even though it didn’t click for me, I want to give my credit to the Bloober Team for at least trying to give in 2021 something that shined in previous decades. It takes guts and confidence to deliver a static camera game in this day and age, and for that alone, it earns my full respect. The Poles came to stay…