Rumors speak of three new Silent Hill: a remake, a sequel and an episodic ‘spin-off’; screenshots of the remake are circulating on the internet.

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Dusk Golem, a well-known insider of Resident Evil, affirms that the images are accurate but belong to an internal demo that was made before the approval -Konami was looking for partners in 2018 to give new life to the license- and therefore, they could be very different from the Final product.

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Bloober Team, known for The Medium and Layers of Fear, would be developing a remake of Silent Hill 2. The rumour has been heard for a long time, especially since Bloober and Konami signed a collaboration agreement whose results we still do not know. Some supposed images of the remake, of poor quality, are circulating on the internet.

“We can’t comment on anything we’re doing because we appreciate our relationship with our partners,” the studio said of rumours of updating one of the most beloved horror games. “So we can’t say anything. We’ll announce our next projects as soon as we can. That’s when you know a lot more”, to add between laughs “officially” that he said between laughs.

Silent Hill 2 was released in 2001 and received numerous compliments for its story, use of metaphors, psychological horror, adult themes, sound setting and enemy design, for example, with the introduction of Pyramid Head, who has become one of the most recognizable creatures in Silent Hill 2. the saga. Konami’s game has been mentioned on many occasions as one of the great video games of all time and stars James Sunderland, who visits the city of Silent Hill after receiving a letter from his wife, who died years before.

It would be one of the Silent Hill development.

“We are delighted to be working with Bloober Team and other highly regarded game development partners for the production of new and existing IPs,” Konami said in announcing the deal. “Our partnership with Bloober Team comes to drive one of our continually evolving areas and power game development. We will continue to explore possible new deals with various development companies and encourage internal development of key projects within our teams, as we have done throughout the company’s history.

This summer, film director Christophe Gans, who helmed the first Silent Hill movie, teased a new Silent Hill game that could coincide with the new film. Rumours have also spoken of not one but three Silent Hill games: a remake -the one by Bloober Team-, a sequel and another with an episodic format. The remake would include new puzzles and new endings and would be a temporary exclusive on PlayStation consoles.

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