Bloober Team has declared that its era of "shitty games" is over, and Silent Hill 2 Remake has proven it can evolve and improve.

A devoted fan of the Silent Hill 2 remake goes above and beyond to relive the series' heyday by playing the game on a CRT television screen.

Silent Hill 2 Remake developer Bloober Team is open to making more remakes in the franchise or even a new Silent Hill game altogether.

After the successful launch of Silent Hill 2, Bloober Team is moving onto its own material, and it looks like the first stop is Cronos: The New Dawn, which is set to release sometime in 2025. This'll be a mature-rated sci-fi survival horror game that'll see players explore a post-apocalyptic land in 1980s Poland.

Konami and Bloober Team’s fancy remake of survival horror classic Silent Hill 2 appears to be a big hit, with the new game selling over a million copies in less than a week. Finally, fans have some good news after years of not-great sequels and poor management of the franchise.

Silent Hill 2 remake sales has already reached one million units for downloads and packaged versions combined.

Silent Hill is a franchise that spent years dormant, but Konami felt it was time to change the narrative. That's why they brought it back with several projects, including an acclaimed remake of Silent Hill 2,

Bloober Team's previous work - from Layers of Fear, The Medium, and even its Blair Witch adaptation - all showed promise, but were often held back by wonky gameplay or plainly non

Bloober Team says they are "always open" to new opportunities and that includes developing more Silent Hill games.

Bloober Team has had quite the journey with the Silent Hill 2 remake, but it seems to have ended very positively. When asked by IGN if it'd be interested in more remakes or a new game, Bloober's director said it was "always open".

This one Silent Hill 2 remake detail confirms something that fans have been speculating about for a long time, and players will probably miss it.