Bloober Team rolled out Silent Hill 2 update 1.003.000 over the weekend, the patch notes for which correct a major issue.

With the Silent Hill 2 Remake release date approaching, the director of the original survival horror game shares positive comments about the remake.

If you're waiting on the Silent Hill 2 Remake release time to know precisely when you can dive into Bloober Team's remake of one of the greatest horror games ever made, well, I'm right there with you, and I have that information to share with you.

That Silent Hill 2-shaped hole in your heart? It’s gone now, with Bloober Team’s faithful and outright terrifying remake.

The director of the original Silent Hill 2 has expressed his excitement about the upcoming survival horror remake. The new title, which hits PS5 and PC on Tuesday, has been developed by Bloober Team, the Polish studio behind The Medium, Layers of Fear and Blair Witch.

Just before the game releases, 'Silent Hill 2' director Masashi Tsuboyama has said he is "very happy" with the remake because it will allow "a new generation" to experience the horror classic.

Laucnhing for everyone on Tuesday, the Silent Hill 2 remake from Bloober Team and Konami is a very well-made recreation of the original horror game. However, while somefans are complaining about certain changes made in the remake,

B loober Team’s remake of horror classic Silent Hill 2 isn’t afraid to poke fun at publisher Konami. Of the many changes and improvements included in the Silent Hill 2 remake,

The director of Silent Hill 2 has commented on the furore around some of the changes Bloober Team and Konami made to its reimagined Silent Hill 2 Remake, saying he "wants to try playing the even more immersive remake" himself.

Silent Hill fans have long assumed that the series takes place in Maine, and there's a mountain of evidence. But there's never been concrete confirmation in the games themselves until now. A newspaper dispenser in the Silent Hill 2 remake dishes out "Maine News",