The meaning of the words, a blood-red message spray-painted on a covered window in a deserted bar, has long been debated by ...

The recently released remake of Silent Hill 2 is one of 2024's best horror games and a fantastic adaption of the original ...

Almost a full month after the Silent Hill 2 remake’s launch, players have cracked one of its trickiest puzzles. And the solution to that puzzle, which involves a series of collectible Polaroids ...

Since the big remake of Silent Hill 2 launched on October 8, players have been scrambling to try and figure out what the strange photo collectibles are for, and one fan has finally cracked the ...

Just over a month ago, Konami and developer Bloober Team released Silent Hill 2, a remake of the classic survival-horror title that debuted in 2001. One of the new touches included by Bloober Team ...

One clever reddit user has figured out a hidden message tucked within Silent Hill 2 Remake, by using the mysterious photos found in the game. The photos in question are collectibles, and each has ...

When a lauded creator goes independent to create their own project, the results are always fascinating. More importantly, they’re typically quite weird. We’ve previously seen this with games ...

One of the most surreal moments in the Silent Hill 2 Remake comes in the Otherworld version of Brookhaven Hospital, when an ordinary elevator ride gets interrupted by a radio call-in show.

Only two puzzles in SH2R have a fully randomized solution. The rest are consistent between runs, although they're often dependent upon puzzle difficulty. There are no negative consequences to ...

The survival horror masterpiece Silent Hill 2 features some of the most ungainly combat ever included in a video game. You play as James Sunderland, a grieving widower who has received a letter ...

The Silent Hill 2 remake’s Polaroids are an eerie addition to the game, an image coupled with a cryptic message. But, as discovered by one player (and backed up by the game’s lead designer ...

Reporter Jemele Hill used this as a jumping-off point to discuss Nick Bosa’s decision to crash a postgame interview with a “Make America Great Again” hat and keep relatively quiet about it.