Silent Hill 2 Remake

Original vs Remake

Silent Hill 2 - Original vs Remake

The Silent Hill 2 Remake comes with several changes from the Original game, such as updated graphics, areas, and enemies. See what the differences between the Original and the Remake are in this guide.

Silent Hill 2 Remake Differences

List of Changes in the Remake





Modernized Graphics

No Online Co-op Capabilities

Silent Hill 2's Remake has allowed its developers to reimagine the game and create it using modern technology, improving its graphics; the characters, enemies, and the town of Silent Hill have all received a massive visual update.

Includes an In-Game Color Filter

Players can also choose an in-game color setting called the 90s Filter to have the graphics mimic the colors of the original game.

Updated and Expanded Areas

Fog Limiting In-Game Visibility

The remake also comes with new areas that were not included in the original game, for players to discover and explore for the first time. Familiar locations from the original have also received updates, to make them feel fresh.

New and Updated Enemies and Puzzles

Pyramid Head

There will be returning enemies that have received updates, such as the iconic Pyramid Head, alongside new monsters like the Spider Mannequin.

Similarly, puzzles from the original game, such as the Grandfather Clock puzzle, are returning with new tweaks and updates. Players can also expect new puzzles for them to try their wits against.

Adjusted In-Game Perspective

Fighting a Bubble Head Nurse

The in-game perspective has been updated from the original game's static full-room view to a third-person over-the-shoulder perspective, with the camera following the direction James is facing.

Revamped Combat System

Finding a Handgun

The combat of the Silent Hill 2 Remake has also been adjusted to become more dynamic, with James being able to perform a short backwards dodge, and target vital points on monsters to better subdue them.

Players will have access to melee and ranged weapons, and will now be able to quickly switch between their currently possessed weapons.

Quality-of-Life Changes

James With A Cassette Tape

The remake includes several quality-of-life changes and updates, one such being that a white indicator will now flash on screen whenever there is an item or point of interest that players can interact with.

This can be disabled in the game's settings, should players wish for an experience closer to the original game.

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