Konami has confirmed that it is once again working with Bloober Team to create a remake of the original Silent Hill following the success of its Silent Hill 2 remake last year.

The details:

As announced at Konami's Press Start showcase, the remake of the classic 1999 horror title is now “in development,” although not much else has been revealed. It will be developed by Polish studio Bloober Team alongside Konami after the two companies announced that they were working on a then-unannounced project earlier this year.
Bloober Team is behind last year's remake of Silent Hill 2, which was met with critical acclaim. Despite some controversy over some of the changes made to gameplay and its in-game locations prior to release, many of the updates were well received, with the original game’s director stating he was "very happy" about its quality.
This is the second upcoming project from Bloober Team alongside Cronos: The New Dawn, its original survival horror game. The title is currently scheduled to launch in the second half of 2025 and is inspired by both Silent Hill and EA’s Dead Space series.

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Bloober Team is developing a Silent Hill 1 remake, Konami announces