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Bloober Team has apparently changed the face of Silent Hill 2 Remake’s main protagonist

A lot of people criticized Bloober Team when Konami revealed its upcoming remake of Silent Hill 2. Die-hard fans were not happy with how the main protagonist, James Sunderland, looked in it. And, from the looks of it, Bloober Team has decided to slightly change his face. Continue reading Bloober Team has apparently changed the face of Silent Hill 2 Remake’s main protagonist

Silent Hill 2 Remake gets its first proper gameplay trailer

Konami has just released the first proper gameplay trailer for Bloober’s upcoming remake of Silent Hill 2. Silent Hill 2 Remake will be powered by Unreal Engine 5, and this trailer shows off its amazing graphics. It will also give you a glimpse at the game’s combat mechanics. Continue reading Silent Hill 2 Remake gets its first proper gameplay trailer

Bloober Team issues official statement about Silent Hill 2 Remake

Konami officially announced Silent Hill 2 Remake in October 2022. Since then, though, the publisher hasn’t shared any new details, screenshots or videos for it. Naturally, a lot of people assumed that the project was stuck in development hell. And, from the looks of it, this prompted Bloober Team to release a statement to clarify the situation. Continue reading Bloober Team issues official statement about Silent Hill 2 Remake

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 runs Layers of Fear with constant 70fps at Native 4K/Max Settings/Ray Tracing

A few days ago, Bloober Team released a PC demo for its upcoming Unreal Engine 5-powered horror game, Layers of Fear. Thus, we’ve decided to test and share our initial PC performance impressions of it. Continue reading NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 runs Layers of Fear with constant 70fps at Native 4K/Max Settings/Ray Tracing

PC demo released for Unreal Engine 5-powered Layers of Fear

As promised, Bloober Team has released a PC demo for its Unreal Engine 5-powered horror game, Layers of Fear. This demo will give you a glimpse at this new horror first-person game which takes advantage of Nanite and Lumen. It’s also one of the first UE5 games that you can test on your PC systems. Continue reading PC demo released for Unreal Engine 5-powered Layers of Fear