Konami is preparing a marketing campaign for the Silent Hill 2 remake which should begin soon, judging from some recent comments
Bloober Team Has Partnered With Skybound Entertainment
21.12.2023 - 15:27 / gameranx.com / Bloober Team
The folks over at Bloober Team are throwing together a new title, but this time, the franchise is through one of the IPs by Skybound Entertainment. It’s been unveiled that the development studio has partnered up with Skybound Entertainment for this next big game release. However, that’s about all we know right now about the game. With Bloober Team known for delivering horror gameplay experiences, it would be hard to see the studio partnered up with an IP not centered around a horror storyline.
If you’re unfamiliar with Skybound Entertainment, this company mainly deals with comic books. Of course, there is also a small division that handles video games. The video game division might be best known for delivering The Walking Dead: The Final Season’s last two episodes. This was during a time when Telltale Games was closing down, and it left the last installment of The Walking Dead game unfinished. With that said, thanks to VGC, we’re discovering that Skybound Entertainment is working with Bloober Team to release a game sometime in 2025.
Again, we don’t have a franchise to attach this game to quite yet. There are several franchises under Skybound Entertainment, but easily the biggest is The Walking Dead. We’ve seen several games released into the marketplace for this IP, and while Telltale Games’ take on the franchise has been well received, the others have fallen drastically short. After all, the most recent installment, The Walking Dead: Destinies, was torn to shreds by fans and critics alike.
It might also be a little while before we get any insight into this next game. Currently, the Bloober Team is working hard on the remake of Konami’s Silent Hill 2. That game was unveiled last year, and it’s been kept out of the spotlight since. Fans are hopeful that this game will be released in 2024, but so far, we don’t have a release date attached to this title. Regardless, the developers have ensured fans that they are still working through the game. However, they will have to remain silent on the title as only Konami can share new details about the game, its progress, and when players might be able to get their hands on the title. So, while we wait for the Bloober Team to open up about the game being developed under the partnership of Skybound Entertainment, you can check out a trailer for the Silent Hill 2 remake below.
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