Silent Hill 2's first post-release update, 1.04, is out now on PlayStation 5 and PC. The new update fixes a long list of issues, crashes, and bugs on both platforms. Exclusively on PC, the game now supports Nvidia DLSS frame generation,

Bloober Team has rolled out Silent Hill 2 remake PS5 update 1.04, the patch notes for which reveal numerous bug fixes and improvements. The update also fixes a number of crashing issues that players have been reporting since launch.

Silent Hill 2 Remake users are reporting that the game has a progression block bug following yesterday's update.

Silent Hill 2 has gotten its first big post-launch update. It includes technical improvements and bug fixes across PC and PS5. On PS5, the patch fixes a set of "rare" crashes, including in streaming and AI modes. It also repairs an issue with switching in-game motion blur on and off.

The new Silent Hill 2 remake from Bloober Team has some details fans of the original PS2 game are going to love.

Konami and Bloober Team’s fancy remake of survival horror classic Silent Hill 2 appears to be a big hit, with the new game selling over a million copies in less than a week. Finally, fans have some good news after years of not-great sequels and poor management of the franchise.

Anyone playing Silent Hill 2 this morning were greeted with a new patch. Silent Hill 2 update 1.04 brings a ton of bug fixes and adjustments to the remake, which is expected. What was not expected was it bringing a game breaking bug tied to a specific level.

Silent Hill 2 Remake developer Bloober Team responds to the game-breaking Labyrinth bug found in the recent update that halted players progression.

Patch 1.04 improves Silent Hill 2 Remake with better performance and bug fixes, making the game smoother and more enjoyable. Gameplay fixes include stopping enemies from getting stuck and improving collision detection,