Anticipated PlayStation VR launch title Thumper will debut ahead of schedule on Monday night “to surprise and reward everyone who’s been waiting years for Thumper to come out with the chance to play a ...

Seven years ago, indie studio Drool set out on a vision to create what they then described as a rhythm violence game. Don’t worry, I was stumped too. How could one incorporate a sense of violence into ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Two-man development team Drool announced the news today, saying it "wanted to surprise and reward everyone who's been waiting years for Thumper to ...

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Blazing hot and vaguely dangerous rhythm game Thumper just received a new update that adds an even harder difficulty, Play+ mode. In Play+ mode, you play as a golden beetle that gains more points and ...

No longer a PS4 exclusive. The well-received PS4 exclusive, Thumper, will be making an appearance on Nintendo’s Switch this month. The news was announced by the Thumper development team on Twitter.

Thumper is out now in North America, with a European launch scheduled to follow on 13th October. The so-called rhythm violence release has been garnering glowing reviews all over the web, with our ...

We’re seeing total performance parity here, with no perceivable loss in image quality or effects. Drool co-founder Marc Flury labored as Thumper’s lone programmer, and revealed to us that he spent a ...

Releasing three days ahead of schedule, rhythm violence game Thumper is going live today (at 3pm PT/6pm ET) in the North American PlayStation Store for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation VR, priced at ...

Thumper is rhythm violence: classic rhythm-action, blistering speed, and brutal physicality. You are a space beetle. Brave the hellish void and confront a maniacal giant head from the future. Scream ...

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Rhythm games are a great way to enjoy music, feel the beat, and completely lose yourself. But if there's one thing that rhythm games have arguably been missing, it's intensity. Developer Drool is ...