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Latest Update to ‘Silent Hill 2 Enhanced Edition’ Adds More Fixes, Restorations

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A few years back, we touched on the fan-made enhancement mod for Konami’s classic Silent Hill 2 for the PC. On top of fixing lingering bugs, Silent Hill 2 Enhanced Edition revamped the graphics and textures to give the almost two-decade old game the loving restoration it deserved. The creators behind the project have now posted a new update video showing off the latest achievements in the project.

There’s a surprising amount of goodies added to this update, most notably soft shadows, self shadows, controller support (including rumble support), restoring post-processing effects and more. You can keep up with the project on Twitter, or visit the project’s official site. In order to actually use this mod, you’ll need a copy of either the North American or European “Director’s Cut” of Silent Hill 2 on PC, as well as a few other mods. The issue of getting an actual copy of the game on PC might be difficult for some, but it’s definitely worth it.

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Souls-like ‘Blasphemous’ Receiving New Physical Limited ‘Martyrs’ Edition’ for PS4, Switch

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The Game Kitchen is celebrating their 2D Souls-like Blasphemous reaching 5 million in sales in a big way. Publisher Team 17, together with astragon Entertainment, have announced a new premium physical edition for PlayStation 4 and the Nintendo Switch in Blasphemous: Martyrs’ Edition. Pre-orders for the Martyrs’ Edition are now live via the Team 17 website.

Launching on October 30, the Blasphemous: Martyrs’ Edition delivers the complete Blasphemous experience. Alongside the base game with all released content included on-disc/cartridge, the edition features a 48-page Visual Compendium showcasing previously unreleased artwork, a premium poster featuring an all-new key visual, a developer letter, a game manual, and a digital soundtrack with 38 tracks.

Developed by The Game Kitchen and originally released back in 2019, Blasphemous (read our review) is a brutal action-platformer set in the nightmarish land of Cvstodia, combining challenging hack-and-slash combat, exploration, stunning pixel art and a deeply atmospheric gothic world. Players take on the role of The Penitent One, battling fearsome enemies and towering bosses in a quest to break the endless cycle of death and rebirth.

In addition to being available for the PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch, you can also grab Blasphemous on the Xbox One, and PC via Steam and GOG.

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