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Players of the Silent Hill 2 Remake have discovered eerie messages hidden in TV static, with Morse code translating to phrases like "again and again and again" and "Why did you do it James?" These discoveries add to the game's mystery and fan theories. The remake, developed by Bloober Team and published by Konami, has been well-received since its release on October 8, sparking renewed interest in the Silent Hill franchise.
Silent Hill 2 Remake players are frustrated with ongoing technical issues on the PS5 Pro, ten days after the console's release. Despite numerous complaints on social media, neither developer Bloober Team nor publisher Konami have provided updates on potential fixes. Players have expressed disappointment over the game's performance, especially given its "Pro Enhanced" marketing. The game has sold over 1 million copies since its launch, making it potentially the best-selling Silent Hill game, but technical problems continue to overshadow its success.
A player has solved a complex puzzle in the Silent Hill 2 remake, revealing a hidden message that Bloober Team thought was too difficult to find. The puzzle involved deciphering a message from 26 photos scattered throughout the game, each with a number and a cryptic message. By counting letters in the messages according to the numbers, the player uncovered the phrase "YOU’VE BEEN HERE FOR TWO DECADES," sparking theories about the game's narrative. Bloober Team's creative director, Mateusz Lenart, acknowledged the puzzle's difficulty and congratulated the player on their discovery.
PlayStation's blog post indicates that "Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater" and "Silent Hill 2 Remake" are expected to release in 2024. Metal Gear Solid Delta is a remake of the classic Metal Gear Solid 3, set for PS5, Xbox Series consoles, and PC, and will not involve Hideo Kojima. The Silent Hill 2 remake is being developed by Bloober Team, which has stated the game is technically ready but not yet finished, with the release schedule dependent on partners.
Layers of Fear, the psychological horror game, will be released on June 15 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store. A new demo is available for PC until May 22. The game utilizes Unreal Engine 5, offering enhanced visuals with Ray Tracing, HDR, 4K resolution, and the Lumen system. The game features three interwoven stories of craft-obsessed protagonists and a hauntingly beautiful soundtrack composed by Arek Reikowski.