Silent Hill 2 remake is overlong and lacks the impact of Team Silent's original, but Bloober’s effort remains a solid, modern horror game.

The Silent Hill 2 remake is one of the most anticipated releases of the year, but controversy over its rating has left containment in gaming boards. Wikipedia curators had to lock the Silent Hill 2 Remake page following a streak of vandalism over the critical reception of the game, which is in early access and will be released on October 8th.

It’s been years since I first played the horror game Silent Hill 2, and yet, in my restless dreams, I see that town. The liminal streets, chunky grotesque monsters, and cursed bric-a-brac have all taken up residency in my head, and with so much history, I’ll be the first to admit I was skeptical at the thought of a remake.

The Silent Hill 2 remake has landed an impressive Metacritic score. The review embargo lifted earlier today, which means the first reviews are out for Bloober Team's horror game, and the early signs are that it is an excellent remake that does the original justice.

I’ll admit that when it was first confirmed that Bloober Team was remaking Silent Hill 2, I laughed and shook my head. Bloober has a spotty track record with scary games, Silent Hill 2 is one of the most beloved horror games ever made,

It’s been just over 23 years since the original Silent Hill 2 was released, and we’re now less than a week away from the remake dropping on PlayStation 5 and PC.

Developer Bloober Team faces a challenging balancing act in bringing a cherished 2001 classic like Silent Hill 2 to a new generation. The good news is that the Silent Hill 2 Remake - released on PlayStation 5 and PC - does capture the essence,

S ilent Hill 2 fans are counting down to the early access release date. While the game doesn't officially launch until October 8, Silent Hill 2 Deluxe Edition pre-order customers