Ethan Crossfield 
Survival horror is enjoying a sustained revival, and Konami has positioned Silent Hill as one of the genre's most active legacy franchises. Following the strong reception for Bloober Team's Silent Hill 2 remake, a new report has offered unconfirmed details on the studio's next project: a remake of the original Silent Hill.
Report outlines an internal name and release target
According to MP1st, Bloober Team's remake of the 1999 Silent Hill is currently aiming for a 2027 launch window. The report stresses that this is a production target rather than a confirmed release date, meaning the schedule could still move as development progresses. It also claims the project is known internally as Project G, while Project Noise is used externally. Neither Bloober Team nor Konami has publicly confirmed those reported codenames or the proposed launch window.
Two actors are reportedly attached to the project
The report identifies Gabrielle Fritz and Jade Matthew as alleged cast members. Fritz's previous game credits include Battlefield 2042, Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus, The Tomorrow Children, and EVE: Valkyrie. Matthew has appeared in productions including EastEnders, Doctors, The Archers, plus other television and podcast work. Their roles have not been established, so any connection to specific characters remains speculative. Given the original game's relatively focused cast, possible roles could include Lisa Garland, Cybil Bennett, or Dahlia Gillespie, but there is no confirmation on who will play protagonist Harry Mason.
Bloober Team faces another high-stakes remake
The assignment carries considerable expectations after Silent Hill 2. Bloober Team's remake launched in October 2024 to a positive critical response, helping validate Konami's decision to revisit one of horror gaming's most celebrated series. The remake had sold more than 5 million copies by January 2026, according to the source. Konami subsequently confirmed that Bloober Team would return for the first Silent Hill remake, placing the studio in charge of another defining entry from the franchise's original era.
What fans should watch for next
The next meaningful update will be official confirmation from Konami or Bloober Team, particularly on the game's title, release plans, cast, and how closely the remake will follow the original. Silent Hill has expanded again after a long break, with Silent Hill f and Silent Hill: Townfall joining the recent lineup. That makes the first game's remake part of a broader effort to maintain a regular cadence of releases rather than a one-off nostalgia project.
Key points
- MP1st reports that the Silent Hill remake is targeting 2027.
- The reported project names are Project G internally and Project Noise externally.
- Gabrielle Fritz and Jade Matthew are reportedly involved in the cast.
- No roles, platforms, or official release date have been confirmed.
Expert View
This report signals that Konami may be leaning further into proven remake talent while broadening Silent Hill through new projects. For the community, the key issue is not simply whether the remake arrives in 2027, but whether Bloober Team can preserve the original game's atmosphere while applying the production lessons it learned on Silent Hill 2.
