The Silent Hill 2 remake has laid the groundwork for Bloober Teams next game - Cronos: The New Dawn, which finally has a release window.

Bloober Team's critically-acclaimed Silent Hill 2 remake may just be the beginning of a new era for Konami's once-dormant horror franchise.

The developer behind the hit Silent Hill 2 remake, Bloober Team, is reportedly open to the possibility of returning to the franchise in the future.

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.

The Silent Hill 2 remake proves that the spirit of the Silent Hill series is alive and well, proving to be a worthy adaptation of the classic.

Konami and Bloober Team have revealed that Silent Hill 2 remake sales are outpacing the original game just days after relase.

Bloober Team had somewhat of a mixed reputation as a studio after putting out horror games that ranged from interesting but flawed experiences, to ones that were straight-up memed to death for their odd quirks.

After finding success with the 'Silent Hill 2' remake, Bloober Team has vowed to only produce horror games from now on because the developers are big fans of the genre.

Bloober Team has admitted it knew it had to "evolve" after releasing The Medium, a decision which led to the development of bigger games such as the Silent Hill 2 remake and the upcoming Cronos: The New Dawn.

Silent Hill is a franchise that spent years dormant, but Konami felt it was time to change the narrative. That's why they brought it back with several projects, including an acclaimed remake of Silent Hill 2,