The Silent Hill 2 remake is exclusive to Sony's console for one year though will also launch on PC next week thanks to Bloober Team convincing publisher Konami. Xbox players will

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Some Silent Hill 2 fans report that their copies of the game have arrived early, giving them an enviable opportunity one week early.

Another day, another PSA: this time, it appears some stores have broken Silent Hill 2 Remake's street date, and retail copies of the seminal horror game are out in the wild. Whilst some fans were already trying to avoid the clips and spoilers leaking out of officially-sanctioned hours-long streams,

That would seem to support creative director Mateusz Lenart's claim that Silent Hill 2 will take about 16-18 hours to complete. Fans are often skeptical about developer estimates regarding length, but it really does seem like the game is about twice as long as the original version.

The Silent Hill 2 remake is console exclusive to PlayStation 5 for one year, Sony has revealed. As spotted by Eurogamer, a new trailer released on the PlayStation YouTube channel shows Bloober’s long-awaited remake won’t launch on “other formats” until October 8, 2025 at the earliest. Silent Hill 2 launches on PC and PS5 on October 8, 2024.

Silent Hill 2 Remake's download size has been revealed, and some retail stores have already broken street date, so the game is out in the wild.

Some players are on their way to completing the highly anticipated Silent Hill 2 remake days before its scheduled release date.