Silent Hill 1 Remake Enters Full Production with Bloober Team Following the success of Silent Hill 2’s remake, Bloober Team confirms the highly anticipated Silent Hill 1 remake is officially underway

Silent Hill is experiencing a long-awaited revival, and the next chapter in that journey has just been confirmed. Developer Bloober Team, the studio behind the recently released Silent Hill 2 remake, has revealed that work on the Silent Hill 1 remake is officially in full swing.

🔨 Development Update

During a recent Q&A session with investors, Bloober Team shared that one of its two primary development teams is now entirely dedicated to Silent Hill 1. The other team is working on a separate unannounced project, though it’s unclear whether that will also involve a Konami collaboration or be a standalone Bloober original.

While details on the remake remain under wraps, this update confirms that production is moving forward after years of speculation.

⏳ How Long Will It Take?

Fans hoping for an imminent release may need to be patient. Bloober’s Silent Hill 2 remake spent five years in development, with two of those years passing before the project was even revealed publicly. However, lessons learned—and assets reused—from SH2’s remake could shorten the development cycle this time around.

That said, it’s still likely we won’t see gameplay footage or concrete details for some time.

🕯️ Silent Hill’s New Era

The Silent Hill franchise has entered a renaissance after over a decade of silence:

Silent Hill 2 remake launched to strong reception.
Silent Hill f, set in historical Japan, surprised fans with an original story that has been well-received.
A new film adaptation of Silent Hill 2 is also on the way.

With Silent Hill 1 finally getting a faithful remake, speculation is already building about the possibility of Silent Hill 3 receiving similar treatment in the future—depending on how successful this new entry proves to be.

✅ Final Thoughts

Bloober Team’s update marks a major milestone for the Silent Hill 1 remake, a project fans have wanted for decades. While the wait may still be long, the confirmation that full production is underway is an encouraging sign that the foggy streets of Silent Hill are closer than ever to being reimagined for a new generation.