Silent Hill 2's remake adapts the iconic Historical Society well and its immersive solution plays a role in more than this eerie riddle alone.

It's time for James to accept his fate in Silent Hill 2 by facing the crimes of the innocent and the guilty in Toluca Prison's gallows puzzle.

The Silent Hill 2 remake received its first big update yesterday in Patch 1.04, but it also reportedly includes a progress breaking bug.

Anyone playing Silent Hill 2 this morning were greeted with a new patch. Silent Hill 2 update 1.04 brings a ton of bug fixes and adjustments to the remake, which is expected. What was not expected was it bringing a game breaking bug tied to a specific level.

We’re embarking on something of a renaissance regarding horror game remakes, with the likes of Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, Resident Evil 4, and Dead Space leading the charge toward greatness for the genre.

Patch 1.04 improves Silent Hill 2 Remake with better performance and bug fixes, making the game smoother and more enjoyable. Gameplay fixes include stopping enemies from getting stuck and improving collision detection,

An almost reverential recreation of the original, Silent Hill 2 both succeeds and falters. Is this glossy coat of paint enough to stand up to or even supersede the original? Review and voice over: Leo

Returning to the cheesy cultist storyline of Silent Hill 1 and 3 would only put off all the newcomers who fell in love with 2's more personal story.

The recent Silent Hill 2 Remake Patch 1.04 improves the games technical performance, but several players are encountering a game-breaking bug.