Bloober Team: Update for PlayStation 5 Pro is on the way
The patch is expected to enhance performance and visual fidelity, taking full advantage of the more powerful hardware.
Bloober Team has confirmed that an update for the Silent Hill 2 remake—one that optimises the game for the PlayStation 5 Pro and takes advantage of the console's extra horsepower—is still in development. But despite more than half a year having passed since the game's launch last October, this much-anticipated patch has yet to materialize.
While the Silent Hill 2 remake was generally well received, some players have pointed out a number of technical issues—particularly performance-related problems on the PlayStation 5 Pro. Bloober has promised to address these concerns and has repeatedly stated that they're working hard on a fix. Now, they've once again spoken up to reassure players that the patch is coming. Exactly when, however, remains uncertain.
Are you one of those still waiting for a PS5 Pro patch for Silent Hill 2 Remake?
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