In January 2018, Bloober Team received the Paszport Polityki award in the "Digital Culture" category.

[10][11] One of the turning points in Bloober Team's history was the development of Basement Crawl, which debuted alongside the PlayStation 4.

The resulting product, Brawl, was released in February 2015 to favourable reviews and was made available free of charge for owners of Basement Crawl.

[23] During Summer Game Fest 2022, Bloober Team confirmed they were working on a new Layers of Fear, described as both a remaster and sequel of the original series, built using Unreal Engine 5.

[25] In an interview with DreadXP, Bloober Team revealed that they were invited by Konami to pitch their idea for a Silent Hill 2 remake among other studios.

[27] In July 2024, it was announced that Draw Distance would be removed from the project in favor of Bloober Team completing it in-house.

One, "Project C", is in partnership with Take-Two Interactive's publishing label Private Division, and will be a completely new IP owned by Bloober.