During the latest developer update, Bloober left a cryptic message about their journey ending. There is now speculation about what journey they mean.

Silent Hill 2's remake adapts the iconic Historical Society well and its immersive solution plays a role in more than this eerie riddle alone.

Silent Hill 2 Remake developer Bloober Team responds to the game-breaking Labyrinth bug found in the recent update that halted players’ progression.

Silent Hill 2's first post-release update, 1.04, is out now on PlayStation 5 and PC. The new update fixes a long list of issues, crashes, and bugs on both platforms. Exclusively on PC, the game now supports Nvidia DLSS frame generation,

Silent Hill 2 Remake developer Bloober Team is open to making more remakes in the franchise or even a new Silent Hill game altogether.

Patch 1.04 was meant to improve Silent Hill 2's performance on Steam Deck, prevent crashes on PlayStation 5, and address a few of the game's other unintended flaws. But according to players on Steam and the Silent Hill subreddit, the new update has introduced a game-breaking bug to the Labyrinth level.

It made many unnecessary changes to Team Silent's games, and, to the disappointment of many, they were downgrades. One of the oddest changes, in particular, is the sign for the Silent Hill Ranch in the second game: instead of being an average sign, it was redone in Comic Sans font.

We’re embarking on something of a renaissance regarding horror game remakes, with the likes of Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, Resident Evil 4, and Dead Space leading the charge toward greatness for the genre.

Returning to the cheesy cultist storyline of Silent Hill 1 and 3 would only put off all the newcomers who fell in love with 2's more personal story.