Thumper is a fast paced “rhythm violence” arcade game developed by DROOL for PlayStation VR and PS4. As a space-scarab-like creature you’ll rip down an infinite slide while jumping, drifting, and ...

One of the co-creators of Thumper (2016), an acclaimed rhythm action game that eventually got VR support, has announced a new VR-first game called Thrasher with some totally unique-looking gameplay.

Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...

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 ...

The first time I ever played Thumper, upstairs in a restaurant a few blocks from last year's Game Developers Conference, I was struck by a few things about it: primarily, the powerful sense of ...

Guitar Hero and Rock Band may be resigned to the bargain bin of history but this inspired new VR game proves rhythm action is not dead. Thanks to our lack of skill at them, we’re well used to a ...

Rhythm violence game Thumper will launch alongside Sony PlayStation VR on Oct. 13. The demand for VR headsets is expected to increase in the coming years. Sony's PlayStation VR is one of the most ...

Thumper is a game that snuck up on me. Over five years in the making, it's the debut title from Drool, a two-man indie team comprised of Marc Flury, an ex-Harmonix programmer living in Seoul, South ...

Matthew was the Apps and Games Editor at Android Police until 2025. Thumper's gameplay is described as "rhythm violence," and I'd say that isn't too far off the mark. Death is an inevitability in this ...

Thumper, the “rhythm violence” game announced by independent developer Drool last June, will support PlayStation VR when it launches later this year, the studio announced. The game puts players in the ...

Thumper is one of those game that stays in your head long after you’ve put it down. It’s a horror game disguised as rhythm action, a high-speed trip through an abstract hell full of imaginative cosmic ...