Bloober Team is collaborating with Konami on a yet-to-be-revealed game.
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Today, Bloober Team, the Polish developers behind the Silent Hill 2 remake, revealed that they are still collaborating with Konami on a new project, although they did not provide any clues about what that project entails. Piotr Babieno, the CEO of Bloober Team, stated, “Our partnership with KONAMI has proven to be immensely productive, and the success of SILENT HILL 2 is a testament to that. By exchanging knowledge and expertise, we have created high-quality productions together. While we can’t share many details right now, we believe fans will be just as thrilled about our collaboration as we are. We are eager to share something truly special with players when the moment is right.”
Neither Konami nor Bloober Team provided details regarding this new game, but it is almost certainly related to the Silent Hill franchise in some capacity. Bloober Team is primarily known as a horror game developer, with titles like Blair Witch, The Medium, Observer, and others under their belt.
Given Silent Hill is one of Konami's most recognized franchises, it’s improbable that Bloober Team would engage with the company for a different project. There has been a long-standing demand from fans for a remaster of the original game, but considering Bloober Team’s history, it would be intriguing to see what they could achieve with a completely new installment in the series.
While we have limited information, we do know that Konami will be both publishing the game and retaining its rights, and it will be based on Konami’s intellectual property. It is unlikely to be a completely original IP, although a horror-themed Dance Dance Revolution could be intriguing.
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