THE Silent Hill 2 remake of Bloober Team and Konami I have an update a few days ago, shortly after launch, to resolve some issues players have encountered since its release. However, shortly after, another issue was discovered, apparently introduced by the update itself and determined by the Silent Hill 2 creators must be “critical” issue that could prevent players to progress in the game. Another update was released today to fix this issue as well as a new feature, but this feature is only for those playing on PC.

This Silent Hill 2 The patch released today Friday is pretty much entirely geared towards saving the progress blocker for the new PC feature that allows cloud saves on Steam, so the patch notes for the update are pretty brief . The issue in question that players had been dealing with the Labyrinth section of the game with these patch notes confirming that the progression issue was indeed related to Patch 1.04. Fortunately, patch 1.05 fixes the problem.

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Silent Hill 2 Patch 1.04 Notes

Fixes

Maze progression blocker

• Fixed an issue where players saving their game in the Labyrinth, after Toluca Prison, on the previous version would encounter a progress blocker if the save data was loaded after updating to patch 1.04. We’ve implemented a fix by adding protection that forces the necessary triggers to fire correctly, ensuring smooth progress.

Features

Steam Cloud Saves

• We’ve enabled Steam Cloud support for PC gamers on Steam®. Please note that the game will automatically sync with the latest cloud save data. If the cloud backup is newer than the local backup, it will overwrite local data without a warning pop-up. We recommend players back up their local saves if you want to keep multiple versions.

Considering these are the only cleanup issues that had to be fixed in the most recent version Silent Hill 2 update, this further testifies to the success of the Silent Hill 2 remake. He’s already held in high regard, much to the surprise of those who doubted Bloober Team after a few mediocre matches in the past. as The medium which helped boost interest in the developer’s new game called Kronos: The New Dawn. The Bloober team itself has not ignored these past criticisms and has determined to create stronger games also move forward.

You can consult our review of Silent Hill 2 here with an excerpt below to show what Silent Hill 2 the remake felt like the perspective of someone who hadn’t experienced the original if you’re a newcomer to the series.

“As a newcomer to Silent Hill 2, I was very impressed with this new remake. Bloober Team faithfully captured the spirit of games from that early PS2 era, so much so that it made me remember and want to go back and play more games from that era,” says a taken from our review. “To that end, I really want to go back to the original Silent Hill 2 and see how it matches up to this remake. While I can’t say how soon SH2 fans might receive this revamped version of the game, for anyone who hasn’t played any Silent Hill games before, it’s a perfect starting point.