Anti-woke grifters have found something new to be upset about: alleged Silent Hill 2 remake censorship. The usual suspects took a break from Ghost of Yotei to focus their energies on manufacturing another controversy,

Silent Hill 2 Remake is due out on October 8, 2024 for PS5 and PC. As with the original version of the game, released in 2001, the horror title follows James Sunderland, who travels to Silent Hill after receiving a letter from his wife, Mary, beckoning him to their ‘special place.’ The problem is, Mary died three years ago!

The Silent Hill 2 Remake Wikipedia page was locked down after its list of review scores from the press was edited to make them lower. Silent Hill 2 is Bloober Team’s well-received remake of Konami’s classic 2001 psychological horror game for PC and PS5 (it’s console exclusive to PS5 for one year,

Silent Hill 2 remake had its Wikipedia page vandalized with faux-reviews. Silent Hill 2 was giving a struggling Konami hope, receiving good initial press reviews. Gaming communities face divisive issues that have turned into review bombing and other unwarranted attacks.

Trolls vandalized the Silent Hill 2 remake's Wikipedia page with fake low scores. The game's actual reviews have been positive, with an 88 critic rating. Fans and critics alike have praised the Silent Hill 2 remake.

Silent Hill fans have had nothing but doubts ever since it was revealed that Bloober was remaking Silent Hill 2. Against all odds, though, it appears to have actually managed it as players with early access have nothing but good things to say.

Wikipedia has had to lock down the Silent Hill 2 Remake page after repeated vandalism from editors who refuse to accept that the remake of Konami's seminal horror game released to critical acclaim earlier this week.