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.

Bloober Team has rolled out Silent Hill 2 PS5 update 1.04, the patch notes for which reveal numerous bug fixes and improvements.

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.

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,

"The progression block can occur if you load a save data from the Labyrinth level (after Toluca Prison) created before applying the 1.04 patch," Bloober said. "Our team has identi

Konami has announced that Silent Hill 2 sold over a million copies in just three days, which makes Bloober Teams remake an undeniable success. It is the best-selling title in series history by quite a margin because,

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.

Bloober Team says it's done making ***tty games and has found its niche with the successful launch of its Silent Hill 2 remake.