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.

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.

Konami and Bloober Team needed to the remake of Silent Hill 2 to make a statement and it's safe to say that it has delivered so far.

Players should be prompted to download and install the Silent Hill 2 day one update 1.003, which is a small download.

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,

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,

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.

How do you remake a story that lives in interpretations? In “Lost Memories: Silent Hill Chronicle,” a lengthy document published by Konami and Team Silent in 2003, the developers wrote that there’s no canonical ending to the original Silent Hill 2,