Silent Hill 2's director is "very happy" that the new remake is bringing his horror classic to an entirely different generation. Masashi Tsuboyama led the original game with the sadly-shuttered Team Silent all the way back in 2001,

Silent Hill 2 Game Director Masahashi Tsuboyama has expressed his thoughts about the upcoming Bloober Team-developed remake in a series of posts on X, saying he’s ‘very happy’ about the project as it means a new generation of players can enjoy the game.

That Silent Hill 2-shaped hole in your heart? It’s gone now, with Bloober Team’s faithful and outright terrifying remake.

Silent Hill 2 releases tomorrow, October 8, on PS5 and PC. And despite early criticism and doubts over Bloober Team, the studio Konami hired to make the remake, the first reviews have been way better than expected.

The cylinder code lock in Silent Hill 2 Remake seals the chained box in Brookhaven Hospital and involves pills, a clock and a flickering light to get the combination. It's one of the more obscure puzzles in the game with the lock code numbers coming pulling from a range of different sources all tied together by a cryptic calendar page clue.

If you're waiting on the Silent Hill 2 Remake release time to know precisely when you can dive into Bloober Team's remake of one of the greatest horror games ever made, well, I'm right there with you,

Konami has revealed the global release times for the Silent Hill 2 remake across PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam.

Silent Hill fans have had nothing but doubts ever since it was revealed that Bloober was remaking Silent Hill 2. Against all odds, though, it appears to have actually managed it as players with early access have nothing but good things to say.