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 players discover an older, playable version of the game that reveals some of the changes made between the trailers and launch.

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.

When Bloober Team was announced as the developer of Konami’s aeons-awaited remake of Silent Hill 2, the fandom gave a collective groan loud enough to drown out the slobbering howls of the titular town’s most gruesome inhabitants.

Silent Hill 2 Remake has sold one million copies worldwide, Bloober Team and Konami have announced. The remake of 2001’s psychological horror title was released on October 8, 2024 for PS5 and PC, and will remain exclusive to Sony’s console for at least a year.

K onami has announced that Bloober Team's Silent Hill 2 Remake has already exceeded one million copies sold. The game was released last Tuesday, meaning that the feat was achieved

After a successful release, Silent Hill 2 Remake fans were quick to discuss how the sales and positive reception make this game the "most important."

Konami announces highly impressive sales data for the recently-released Silent Hill 2 remake, which also breaks a big franchise record.

If you're unsure whether to take the trip to Silent Hill, we see whether the Silent Hill 2 remake is worth playing.