There's no fun to be had in the Silent Hill 2 remake, but being utterly miserable is the thing that makes it great.

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,

That Silent Hill 2-shaped hole in your heart? It’s gone now, with Bloober Team’s faithful and outright terrifying 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. Right now, the remake has a Metacritic score of 87 based on 53 reviews.

While Silent Hill 2 typically has six endings, Bloober Team has advised that new endings have been added to the game. At the conclusion of any of your runs, you'll find that in your stats, the 'Endings' section will detail that there are eight endings in total to find. Two of these are new, and we're yet to figure them out.

Silent Hill 2 is a game that will look to push all your buttons, get you hot and bothered, disorient you, and leave you feeling utterly befuddled. That is part of its charm. So, if you are going to win the day and push through these foggy streets,

The flashlight is an Equipment that players can get fairly early on in Silent Hill 2 Remake. Here is the location for it.

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,