Fans Now Demanding Silent Hill 1 & 3 Remake After Bloober Team’s Recent Hit

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Bloober Team Has Earned The Fandom's Trust!

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  • The recently released survival horror from Konami has received a lot of positive impressions from the fandom. 
  • The fans are now demanding it release more remakes from the series.
  • They think the Bloober Team can do an even better job with the Silent Hill 1 and 3 Remake.

Silent Hill 2 Remake before release was criticised majorly, and the criticism was well deserving. However, due to that criticism, the Bloober Team improved the game a lot, and just look at it now.  

With how good the remake looks now, it truly deserves to be a GOTY contender. The game had a pretty solid launch on PC, and the impressions are really positive. Due to that, fans are now demanding that the Bloober Team remake the first and third entries in the franchise. 

Why it matters: The Bloober Team wasn’t really trusted by the fandom, but after delivering a true next-gen remake, it has earned the fans’ favour. Many are now anticipating its next title. 

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Fans Are Demanding Konami To Release Remakes of Silent Hill 1 & 3

Social media platforms are currently full of fans praising how great the Silent Hill 2 remake is. The Bloober Team has done an excellent job and proved many people wrong about the game, which has caused a massive demand for more Silent Hill remakes. 

Releasing the remakes of the first and third instalments in the series would actually be great now. 

Oh please yes I am having a bast with Silent Hill 2

– A Fan

Many are enjoying the recently released survival horror remake, which manages to capture the essence of the original game and take it to the next level—that is how a remake should be. 

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Reddit is also full of people asking for more remakes. 

Silent hill 3 its so nostalgic to me and i think a remake of it could be even more impressive than sh2 ,they even can change some things in the story to make it better

So, it seems like the developer expanding SH2’s story didn’t backfire at all. The fandom seems to enjoy it and is now demanding the same be done in the other remakes.

Fans now have high expectations for the next game, as they think the Bloober Team can do an even better job. Hopefully, the next title will be among this fan-favorite franchise.

What are your thoughts on the Silent Hill 2 Remake? Do you think the Bloober Team should work on the remakes of the first and third instalments in the series? Share your thoughts in the comments section below, or join the discussion on the official Tech4Gamers Forums.

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