Silent Hill 2: Part 1 potentially leaked via a copyright strike, indicating an episodic remake
As Silent Hill fans excitedly anticipate October 19’s Transmission presentation, one Silent Hill may have unintentionally discovered a potential leak. Silent Hill fans SHNHorror, the name of the Twitter account for two people, were preparing a test run for a live-reaction stream for the presentation tomorrow, but they were hit with a copyright strike. The copyright strike was for content called Silent Hill 2: Part 1.
A Silent Hill 2 Remake already leaked earlier in the year, and many fans were already expecting to see the title get officially announced during the Silent Hill Transmission. What shocked SHNHorror was that the copyright strike implied the remake will be split into multiple parts, like the Final Fantasy VII Remakes. This is surprising because as is, the original Silent Hill 2 game isn’t very long. Even on a first-time playthrough, Silent Hill 2 will only take players around seven hours to complete.
Silent Hill 2 doesn’t feature a super expansive setting with many levels and stages, so fans are puzzled about how Konami intends to separate the game into multiple parts. The remake may be a more ambitious project than initially perceived by fans, with rumored game studio Bloober potentially expanding Silent Hill 2 to be a bigger title with many new features. Separating Silent Hill 2 into several parts could also explain why there have been leaks and rumors suggesting multiple Silent Hill games are in development.
It’s also possible the title of the copyright strike is a mistake or a generic name that doesn’t reflect what will be announced in the Transmission. Either way, fans are looking forward to Konami’s presentation, especially after all these years without a new game in the series. The Silent Hill games are
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