The Silent Hill 2 remake website has dropped some exciting hints about two new versions of the game that might be on the way. This comes just before the remake’s PlayStation 5 exclusivity is set to end on October 8, 2024.

October 8 marks the one-year anniversary of Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 remake, which was released to rave reviews. Initially revealed in late 2022, this game was exclusive to the PS5 for a year.

Hints of New Game Versions in the Website Layout

As the Silent Hill 2 remake’s exclusivity window wraps up, new discoveries on the game’s website suggest that more versions might be on the horizon. A sharp-eyed Reddit user, PracticalSubstance99, noticed that the “Buy Now” section lists only Steam and the PlayStation Store, but there are two extra blank columns that could hint at upcoming Xbox Series X/S and Switch 2 versions of the remake.

Game Rant confirmed these findings by inspecting the website’s layout using developer tools. Interestingly, this four-column format isn’t new; it’s been there since the website launched but went unnoticed until now.

The Future of Silent Hill 2 Remake

While Konami hasn’t officially confirmed any platforms beyond the PS5, they have indicated that this exclusivity is for only 12 months. This shift suggests that broader access to the game could be imminent. Plus, with games like Silent Hill f releasing on multiple platforms, fans might see this remake as the last of its kind for a while. We could get more announcements as soon as October 8 when the PS5 exclusivity runs out.

Looking ahead, Konami has two other titles in development: Silent Hill: Townfall and a remake of the original Silent Hill. The former could drop as soon as late 2026, but no exact dates have been set yet.