Konami has set May 30 as the date for the second Silent Hill Transmission showcase, where it will reveal new details and plans for Silent Hill films and games.
The company has recently been doing more with its popular franchise and has confirmed that it will return in 2023.
The broadcast in May, however, is especially important because it may finally reveal information about the long-awaited remake.
Konami has stepped in to satisfy gamers’ needs while Sony fans were waiting for a possible PlayStation Showcase in May.
After the remake of Silent Hill 2 and Konami’s first Silent Hill Transmission were announced for 2020, the company sent out a tweet giving fans hope that big news about this psychological horror franchise will be coming on May 30.
Through a tweet, Konami announced the second episode of its broadcast series, Silent Hill Transmission. This episode is likely to reveal the long-awaited release date for the remake of Silent Hill 2.
The tweet suggests that the May broadcast will include “game updates,” but Konami hasn’t confirmed this. This keeps fans excited about a big surprise after some recent positive Silent Hill 2 updates.
Streamers can watch the show on Silent Hill’s official YouTube channel on May 30 at 4:00 PM Pacific Time, or 7:00 PM Eastern Time.
The release date of Silent Hill 2 has been the subject of much speculation following an alleged promotion at GameStop.
Bloober Team, the game’s developer, has retweeted the event’s announcement, urging fans to tune in, which is another indication that Konami’s remake will have positive broadcasts for the game.
Players are also very excited for the remake of Silent Hill Transmission because the first game started with a reveal trailer for the remake.
Silent Hill Transmission Could Shed Light on Two Other Anticipated Konami Titles





Silent Hill F and Silent Hill: Townfall are two additional titles that are likely to be included in Konami’s May 2024 broadcast, in addition to all the confirmed and rumoured Silent Hill projects.
For a new psychological horror experience, Silent Hill F offers a new perspective on the series’ lore, set in 1960s Japan.
On the other hand, Silent Hill: Townfall is a mysterious project that has been kept under wraps since 2022, with only a short trailer introducing it to fans.
Konami is now likely to reveal more details about these upcoming titles, as well as possibly share a game play or story trailer. But for now, fans can only wait for May 30 and hope the best.