“We’re very sorry.” The creators of Silent Hill 2 Remake apologize to players for the problem that is preventing them from progressing in the game – Silent Hill 2: Remake
Fans of Silent Hill 2 Remake celebrated the return of one of the most iconic video games in history. terrorand the truth is that a million sales doesn’t justify it because he deserves so much more. Despite its success, the Bloober team continues to work to improve survival horrorand Silent Hill 2 Remake patch 1.04 was recently released, which added DLSS Frame Gen and fixed many bugs. However, an issue has arisen that is affecting many players.
The Bloober team noted that Silent Hill 2 Remake update 1.04 brought with it unexpected problem at the Labyrinth level it hinders progress. “We are aware of the problem that some players are having can be found after patch 1.04released on October 21st, in the Labyrinth level of Silent Hill 2. This issue may occur if the Labyrinth level save file is loaded (after Toluca Prison) was created before patch 1.04 was applied,” the studio points out via Steam.
However, the good news is that will be decided soonshould be in the next few hours. “Our team has identified the issue and is currently implementing a solution. a fix will be released as soon as possible“, explains the Bloober team, which offers an alternative to avoid this error. “Currently we want to offer temporary solutionwhich consists of using a previous save before entering the Labyrinth,” he notes.
The creators of Silent Hill 2 Remake apologize to players
Although this issue should be resolved in the next few hours, the Silent Hill 2 Remake team He apologized to the players. “We deeply regret this inconvenience. and we sincerely thank all players for their patience,” he concludes. We will update this post as soon as Bloober Team releases the next patch. In news related to the saga, the creators of Silent Hill 2 Remake have admitted that they are open to creating new remakes of the franchise or even new games.
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