Silent Hill 2 is a compelling, but technically compromised, redux of one of the all-time classic horror experiences. This remake brings chills and thrills for both the right and wrong reasons.

The Silent Hill 2 remake nails the originals iconic atmosphere through its pitch-perfect sound design, but one small oversight could ruin it all.

The Silent Hill 2 remake takes the PS2 horror classic to a whole new level. That includes its most infamous monster: Pyramid Head.

Then there’s the perpetual, ethereal gloom of that town, Silent Hill, that greets him when he makes his way there to search for her, the gathering feeling that it’s not such a special place now. And finally,

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.

The game is filled with confusing puzzles that must be completed to progress further into the story. The main puzzle in the Wood Side Apartments is the Coin Puzzle players come across in the Reception Room.

Silent Hill 2 Remake modders are already hard at work on making it look more like the infamous HD Collection, for some reason. There's a mod that removes all of the fog, completely upending the atmopshere,

The Silent Hill 2 remake was hit with controversy and criticism after every trailer and reveal, and the actual release has a lot to teach its players.

Silent Hill titles have adhered to a tradition of short playtimes and future games shouldn't necessarily follow Silent Hill 2's remake in breaking it.