Silent Hill 2 Remake developer Bloober Team has revealed it will be lifting the wraps off several in-development projects this year, although has clarified that Project H will not be among among them.
That’s according to a repot by Inwestycje.pl, which quotes Piotr Babieno, CEO of Bloober Team, commenting how 2026 will be a “very intense communication year” for the Polish developer.
This year should be a very intense year for us in terms of communication. We plan to be present at several important industry events, during which we will gradually unveil subsequent elements of our project pipeline. You can expect information regarding new projects, as well as further news related to our current brands and the activities of our group companies. As always, we will provide all relevant information in a timely manner, through current reports, industry events, and official project marketing communications.
Bloober Team is currently working on a number of projects that we are aware of, including the Silent Hill 1 Remake and the Nintendo-exclusive offering Project M, which is being handled by Bloober’s second-party team, Broken Mirror Games. Layers of Fear 3 meanwhile, which was announced last month, its being helmed by a partner studio, while Project H is set to be “the most ambitious project this team has ever undertaken, with the greatest commercial potential of any of their titles.”
Silent Hill 1 Remake was announced last year and will be a full revamp of the 1999 psychological horror classic, although a release date has not yet been confirmed. The game sees Harry Mason searching the foggy town for his lost daughter, Cheryl, who goes missing after the pair crash outside of town. Silent Hill’s plot links directly to Silent Hill 3, with Silent Hill 2 being an unrelated story of its own, so there is speculation that Bloober Team may also tackle the third series entry at some point.
[Source – VGC (for clarification re: Project H), Inwestycje.pl]