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Silent Hill

Silent Hill reboot leaks aren’t to be trusted, says The Medium dev

Posted on July 13, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Rumors of a Silent Hill reboot have been somewhat quashed by The Medium developer Bloober Team, whose recent partnership with Konami kicked off speculation that the company could be working on a new game in the beloved psychological horror series.

After some project codenames from Bloober Team were discovered (including Black and Dum Spiro) through EU funding applications, fans were quick to speculate on a Silent Hill reboot following Konami’s confirmation of a partnership with the developer.

As reported by Eurogamer, Bloober Team CMO Tomasz Gawlikowski poured cold water on the rumors, stating: “Online speculations based on outdated or incomplete information can often lead to strange theories among gamers.
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