The Fog Returns: Konami Announces Full Remake of the Original Silent Hill

Konami and Bloober Team are Taking Us Back to Where the Nightmare Began

The air raid siren is sounding once again. During its "Press Start" showcase today, Konami sent a shockwave through the horror gaming community with a blockbuster announcement: a full, from-the-ground-up remake of the original 1999 classic, Silent Hill, is officially in development.

The project has been entrusted to Bloober Team, the Polish studio that successfully resurrected the franchise with their critically and commercially successful remake of Silent Hill 2 last year. The announcement was made with a chillingly brief teaser trailer, featuring the iconic and haunting theme music from the first game, instantly confirming that players will once again be walking in the shoes of Harry Mason in a search for his lost daughter, Cheryl.

This news confirms that Konami's renewed faith in the Silent Hill series is stronger than ever. Following the success of the Silent Hill 2 remake and with other titles like Silent Hill f on the horizon, the decision to remake the game that started it all shows a deep commitment to restoring the franchise to its former glory.

Details are scarce at this early stage. No release date or platforms have been announced, but it's safe to assume it will target current-generation hardware like the PlayStation 5 and PC, following the pattern of its predecessor.

For now, fans are left with the thrilling confirmation that the dense fog, terrifying creatures, and psychological horror of the original Silent Hill will be rebuilt for a modern audience. After years of dormancy, the town of Silent Hill is well and truly awake.