You may remember that players who finished Bloober Team's latest title, The Medium, were greeted with a surprise. After beating it on the Xbox, players were prompted to leave a review for it on the Microsoft Store. It seems like a good number of people ended up leaving reviews because Bloober Team has put together an entire trailer featuring what it has dubbed the "Best Reviews by Players."

The trailer is opposite The Medium in that its tone isn't grim or dark at all. Instead, it highlights what must have been some of the funnier reviews Bloober Team saw on the Microsoft Store. The first highlighted review, for instance, is from someone named waffleman360, who praised the game for letting them feed a cat. Another from a player named Alesta says "So this is one of the worlds ciri went to when escaping the wild hunt," a reference to the game's main character Marianne, and their resemblance to Ciri from The Witcher 3. The trailer eventually turns off the jokes and highlights reviews praising the game.

GameSpot's The Medium review scored the game a 9/10. Editor Jordan Ramée called it "a terrifying but compelling exploration of duality that uses the horror of personal trauma to craft a memorable tale."

You may remember that players who finished Bloober Team's latest title, The Medium, were greeted with a surprise. After beating it on the Xbox, players were prompted to leave a review for it on the Microsoft Store. It seems like a good number of people ended up leaving reviews because Bloober Team has put together an entire trailer featuring what it has dubbed the "Best Reviews by Players."

The trailer is opposite The Medium in that its tone isn't grim or dark at all. Instead, it highlights what must have been some of the funnier reviews Bloober Team saw on the Microsoft Store. The first highlighted review, for instance, is from someone named waffleman360, who praised the game for letting them feed a cat. Another from a player named Alesta says "So this is one of the worlds ciri went to when escaping the wild hunt," a reference to the game's main character Marianne, and their resemblance to Ciri from The Witcher 3. The trailer eventually turns off the jokes and highlights reviews praising the game.

GameSpot's The Medium review scored the game a 9/10. Editor Jordan Ramée called it "a terrifying but compelling exploration of duality that uses the horror of personal trauma to craft a memorable tale."