Silent Hill 2 Remake Developers Set to Self-Publish New Title “Project R”
Bloober Team, the developers behind the critically acclaimed remake, have announced that they will now self-publish their currently titled game. Due to the success of 2024's remake of the classic Konami horror title, the Bloober Team transitioning to self-publishing reflects the ambition of the team.
While not much is currently known about the studio is poised to deliver further marketing information in 2025 which will shed light on their evolution of compelling horror experiences. The upcoming horror title will now be published through Bloober's own subsidiary, Broken Mirror Games.
is an upcoming horror game, with no current release date or timeframe. The only information known about the title comes from an investor relations post from Bloober Team, regarding the self-publishing of. As per the post, the horror game is based on an intellectual property owned by Skybound Entertainment, who are behind, and other popular comic franchises. Skybound was initially set to handle publishing, but the Poland-based developers have now acquired the full publishing rights, meaning they have full oversight over the distribution and development of .
"." — statement from Bloober Team
The President of the Polish developers, Piotr Babieno, provided a statement on the game through the investor relations post, describing as "." The only concrete information regarding is that it will continue Bloober's history of crafting horror experiencesand that marketing activities will begin to release in 2025. Besides this, specific details remain under wraps, meaning fans of their other works, like and will have to patiently wait until 2025.
Bloober Team's self-publishing choice for marks a significant turning point in the developer's evolution. Their long-term strategy for 2023-2027 of focusing on independent publishing will ensure complete creative control over the IP and give them greater flexibility. Bloober Team has successfully provided their own adaptations of and 2019's too, with the
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