Bloober Team Is Rumored to Develop Another Silent Hill Remake

In 2024, Bloober Team, in partnership with Konami, released an enhanced version of Silent Hill 2, which became one of the best remakes of all time. The game received extremely high praise from critics and players alike and had sold 6 million copies as late as this May. As a result, Bloober Team is officially working on a remake of the original Silent Hill following this stunning success.

However, according to a new report, this isn’t the only Silent Hill remake currently in development. According to an insider known as malik, Bloober Team is concurrently working on a Silent Hill 3 remake; it has the working title Project H and has been in development for two years. Given that the third installment is a sequel to the first game, which is officially in development, this news shouldn’t come as much of a surprise.

Silent Hill 3 remake is in development alongside the Silent Hill remake.

Bloober Team's unannounced "Project H," in development for two years It could potentially be a remake of Silent Hill 3 especially given its narrative connection to the first remake.

Speaking of Silent Hill's remake, a recent report confirmed the game is scheduled for release in 2027. The first actors involved in the project—Gabrielle Fritz and Jade Matthew—were also disclosed, though their roles remain unknown. Additionally, rumors have recently surfaced that Silent Hill 2 Remake will receive a DLC focused on Maria— Born from a Wish. It was included in the original game but was missing from the remake at launch.

This year, Konami released Silent Hill: Townfall, a new franchise spin-off developed by Screen Burn. The game has also received very positive reviews from critics and players. Studio reps have also expressed a interest in releasing new Silent Hill games every year, which aligns with the aforementioned rumors about a remake of the original game coming out in 2027.

Besides that, there have been reports of a Silent Hill movie reboot following the success of Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil. According to the available information, the new film is in early development and will take a fresh look at the series, with horror specialist Roy Lee serving as a producer.