Here are all the announcements from the Silent Hill Transmission

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Konami wrapped up its Silent Hill Transmission earlier today, dropping several high-profile announcements on games and other projects for the franchise. Well, I would say it “wrapped up,” but by that I would mean it dropped the whole showcase right out the gate. All 48 minutes of it. Whoops. Anyway, from games to movies and miscellaneous, here’s what the show brought us.

The list isn’t all too long, and at least one announcement was already known to be coming. But without further delay, here’s the showcase in its entirety.

It was rumored that a Silent Hill 2 remake was on the way. Alongside said rumors, it was believed that the makers of Layers of Fear, Bloober Team, was involved in some way. Well, today we got both confirmed. A remake of Silent Hill 2 is indeed in development, and Bloober has taken the lead. The game is being built using Unreal Engine 5, and it looks just lovely. And creepy. Check out the trailer below:

While Silent Hill 2 was expected, Silent Hill F was certainly among the most surprising announcements of the Transmission showcase. Not only is it a new game in the franchise, but it takes place during 1960s Japan. With a story penned by the writer of Higurashi no Naku Koro Ni, Ryūkishi07, Silent Hill F is clearly going to brave, new places within the series.

There’s another Silent Hill movie in the works, and it’s apparently an adaption of Silent Hill 2. The director of the original film, Christophe Gans, is returning to direct. Producer of the movie, Victor Hadida, says it will be “very true to the original game,” boasting the psychological horror theme. The first movie wasn’t terrible, to be fair. I’m looking forward to seeing how this next one holds up.

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