Konami has officially announced a remake of the original Silent Hill game during its Press Start 2025 event, confirming that the project is being developed by Bloober Team, the studio behind the upcoming Silent Hill 2 Remake. This unexpected reveal came at the very end of the showcase, catching fans completely off guard.
🔍 Silent Hill Returns Once Again
The announcement came just moments after new gameplay footage for Silent Hill f was shown. Konami wrapped up the presentation by unveiling a logo teaser for a brand-new remake of the original Silent Hill, now officially in development by Bloober Team.
While Konami didn’t reveal much in terms of gameplay or release windows, the confirmation of the original game’s remake is a major moment for horror fans, especially those who have long speculated that Bloober Team’s partnership with Konami would go beyond Silent Hill 2.
🎮 Part of a Larger Horror Revival
This remake is poised to continue Konami’s resurgence in the horror genre. Alongside Silent Hill f and the long-awaited Silent Hill 2 Remake, this third project reinforces the idea that Konami is investing heavily in reviving the franchise for a new generation.
The Press Start event also featured an updated look at Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater and introduced a new online multiplayer mode for the game. However, between those reveals were mostly smaller, free-to-play titles that failed to capture the same buzz — making the Silent Hill Remake announcement even more impactful as the event’s closer.
🧠Bloober Team’s Growing Role in Silent Hill
Bloober Team has already garnered attention for its faithful yet modern take on Silent Hill 2, and this new project only deepens its connection to the franchise. While there are no trailers or screenshots yet, fans can expect a similar approach: staying true to the eerie tone of the original while modernizing gameplay, visuals, and mechanics.
The Silent Hill Remake by Bloober Team is a dream come true for long-time fans and a smart move for Konami, who appears to be fully committed to breathing new life into its most iconic horror series. With multiple Silent Hill projects now in the works, the town of fog is more alive — and terrifying — than ever.
Stay tuned for updates as more details emerge in the months ahead.