Iain culverhouse, Author at Thumb Culture

15Jun

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The Medium Set For Release On PS5

This evening Sony added a new Reveal Trailer to YouTube confirming The Medium will launch on September 3rd 2021. The Medium is a psychological horror video game developed by Bloober Team. Released for Microsoft Windows and Xbox Series X/S on January 28, 2021. Set in Poland post-communism in 1999 you play the part of Marianne. She is a medium with the capabilities of travelling to the spirit realm. FEATURES: BECOME A MEDIUM — Wield unique psychic abilities reserved for those with the gift. Travel between the realities or explore them both at the very same time. Use the Out of Body experience to investigate places where your real-world self can’t go. Create energy shields and deliver powerful spirit blasts to survive the spirit world and its otherworldly dangers. SEE WHAT I...

Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart Performance RT Mode

6Jun

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News & Updates

Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart Performance RT Mode

Insomniac Games this evening announced a launch day patch for the release of Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart. Along with the news, they included a new video, check out their tweet below. It has been rumoured by several sites that the install size will be a nice 33.6GB. It is worth remembering Insomniac Games have not confirmed the size themselves. The rumour appears to have come from the Twitter account @PlaystationSize so by no means an official source, so should be taken with a pinch of salt. Ratchet & Clank Rift Apart is available as a physical and digital release exclusively on Playstation 5. You can pre-order a digital copy via the PlayStation store. Standard Edition costs £69.99 Pre-order and receive early unlocks for two in-game items: - Pixelizer Weapon - Carbono...

4Jun

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PlayStation Reviews

Control Ultimate Edition Review

Control is a third-person action-adventure title originally released in 2019 from Remedy Entertainment to acclaimed reviews. It was only right for Remedy to launch an Ultimate Edition with a next-gen upgrade. Control boots you into the mad world as protagonist Jesse Faden who has with the help of Polaris, discovered the “Oldest House” in New York City. “It Feels Sane, Or Just The Right Kind Of Insane” Having played Control when it first was released I never really got that far into the game, so I was excited to actually give it some decent time and discover more about the story and complete the story. Remedy came under fire when they announced that the only way that you could receive the next-gen version was by purchasing the Ultimate Edition which would come with both “The Foundation...