With the remake of Silent Hill 2 hitting shelves, we've ranked every main Silent Hill game so far, from worst to best.

Nobody actually wants the difficult task of updating something as nuanced, emotionally sensitive, and revered as Silent Hill 2. The original has been praised for decades, and picked apart by fans eager to understand every last detail for just as long.

Silent Hill 2 remake is overlong and lacks the impact of Team Silent's original, but Bloober’s effort remains a solid, modern horror game.

This dramatic remake of the 2001 psychological horror classic loses some of the original’s character. But it’s hard to dismiss its new perspective.

A remake of the 2001 survival horror game sands down the unwieldy combat that made it a powerful, disturbing classic.

Silent Hill 2 is for the sickos. Yeah, I said it. Remakes are a tricky balancing act. On the one hand, they need to stand on their own, offering something fresh and modern. On the other, they’re forever tethered to the original,

Some Silent Hill 2 remake fans who pre-order the much-anticipated title are frustrated because they receive the wrong version of the game.

Silent Hill 2 mosty sticks close to the original game, but it does go ham with all the extra details. One of the most interesting is that James Sunderland gets more tired and dirty looking as the game progresses.