Silent Hill 2 Remake may finally be making its way to Xbox. According to a new leak, the game will reportedly launch on November 21, 2025, for Xbox Series X and Series S, marking the end of its PlayStation and PC exclusivity.
The leak surfaced after Microsoft Store briefly listed Silent Hill 2 Remake with the November 21 release date. The listing was taken down shortly after.
While the post didn’t confirm Xbox Play Anywhere support, it also omitted mention of Born from a Wish, the extra story chapter from the original game that fans have long hoped to see included in the remake.
Given that the leak originated from an official store, and the game was recently rated by the ESRB for Xbox in late October 2025, the release date appears credible. An official confirmation from Microsoft, Konami, or Bloober Team could be imminent.
Originally released in 2001 for PlayStation 2, Silent Hill 2 remains one of the most acclaimed psychological horror games ever made. It follows James Sunderland, who travels to the eerie town of Silent Hill after receiving a letter from his deceased wife, Mary.
What he finds is a fog-shrouded ghost town haunted by monstrous manifestations of guilt, grief, and trauma. Each creature, including the iconic Pyramid Head, symbolises James’s repressed emotions. The story is deeply emotional, exploring mature themes of loss, punishment, and mental torment.
The Bloober Team remake, released in October 2024 for PlayStation 5 and PC, modernises the 2001 classic using Unreal Engine 5. It stays true to the original story but introduces major gameplay and visual improvements.
The remake uses ray tracing and next-gen rendering to enhance Silent Hill’s unsettling atmosphere. New immersive soundscapes make every footstep and whisper feel disturbingly real.
Players can now explore expanded areas of Silent Hill. Buildings and streets previously inaccessible in the original are now open, offering new ways to experience the town’s chilling mystery.
The game shifts from the old fixed-camera style to an over-the-shoulder perspective, placing players closer to the horror and intensifying each encounter.
Classic weapons like the steel pipe and handgun return, but combat now includes aim-down-sight mechanics, dodging, and more fluid animations. Encounters with monsters are more dynamic, tense, and personal than ever before.
There’s still no confirmation about a Nintendo Switch 2 version. While some developers, including those behind Resident Evil: Requiem, have praised the system’s capabilities, Silent Hill 2 Remake hasn’t yet been rated or announced for the platform. If it does arrive, it will likely follow the Xbox launch after additional optimisation.
With its Microsoft Store listing briefly going live, it seems Silent Hill 2 Remake could arrive on Xbox Series X/S on November 21, 2025. Fans now await official word from Konami or Microsoft to confirm the leak. And to finally bring James Sunderland’s haunting journey to Xbox players worldwide.