“It doesn’t reflect the spirit of the game.” The boss of Silent Hill 2 Remake admits this, the trailer did not convince even the CEO of Bloober Team – Silent Hill 2: Remake
Petr Babieno, CEO of Bloober Team, also admits that “when players see the real game, they will judge it completely differently.”
We should talk about Silent Hill 2 Remake, a game developed by Blueber’s Team and it still doesn’t have a release date. He trailer which was published in the previous State of Play I didn’t convince everyone world, as its animation and other aspects were not up to expectations. This has caused some concern in the community, but it’s too early to judge because the video game needs to come out first.
However, the Polish studio is aware of everything that has been created around Silent Hill 2 Remake. For this reason, the CEO of Bloober Team, the development studio chosen by Konami, turned to Feedback received In an interview. “I wrote these negative comments myself,” jokes Peter Babieno. He then explains that they didn’t make a trailer. “Oh really, we are not responsible for the marketing part. Our partner Konami is solely responsible for this,” he says. He then admits that the video shown doesn’t capture the essence of what a game of this caliber is all about.
“Certainly, This trailer does not reflect the spirit of the game.. “It’s not the spirit that it used to be or what we’re creating now,” he adds (via Eurogamer). “We’re trying to fully capture this romantic vision of a game that debuted 22 years ago. We believe that when players see real gameplay, a real game, They will judge it completely differently.” he concludes, but not before commenting that they’re taking advantage of “the full power of Unreal Engine 5.”
Shares of Bloober Team, the developers of Silent Hill 2 Remake, fell after the trailer
A few days ago, we told you that the latest Silent Hill 2 Remake trailer had negative consequences for its creators, as Bloober Team’s share price has dropped significantly. We are talking about reduction to more than 20%, but this situation may change over the next few months. Investors were disappointed combat and graphicsalthough the fact that there was no set release date also affected it.
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