Bloober Team Will Self-Publish ‘Project R’ Following Silent Hill 2 Remake Success

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  • Bloober Team has already begun to work on its projects. 
  • One of the upcoming projects from the team is Project R, which was announced earlier this year.
  • The developer has now purchased the publishing rights of the said project and will now self-publish it.

Silent Hill 2 Remake was a massive success for Bloober Tean this year. While the first few trailers of the title didn’t meet with great reception from the fans, Silent Hill 2 Remake ended up being the fastest-selling game in the franchise. 

Following its massive success, the developer has bought the publishing rights to its upcoming game, Project R.

Why it matters: After the success of the Silent Hill 2 remake, the Bloober Team appears more confident than ever. 

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Silent Hill 2 Remake Was Nominated For 5 Awards At TGA

Just recently, the Bloober Team released a statement confirming that it bought the publishing title Project R from Skybound Entertainment, known for owning IPs like The Walking Dead and Invincible.

The team has also stated that fans will have a completely different experience from its recent projects. 

Project R is a completely new type of game, different from those that Bloober Team is known for, although of course it will be a horror game.

-Bloober Team

The statement further stated that the Bloober Team wants to be financially stable and maximize its revenues and profits from subsequent projects.

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Bloober Team Next Title Looks Extremely Similar To Silent Hill 2

Bloober Team is also working on Cronos: The New Dawn, which is likely to be released next year. Regarding Project R, the team confirmed that the marketing campaign will begin later next year, so fans have to wait a bit to know anything about the project.

Nonetheless, the launch of Silent Hill 2 Remake appears to have helped the studio become more financially stable. This will also allow the team to take more risks in the future to offer a distinctive experience to the fans.

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