Bloober Team's Silent Hill remake reportedly targets 2027 release, two actors named

MP1st reports Bloober Team's Silent Hill remake, codenamed Project Noise, targets a 2027 release. Actors Gabrielle Fritz and Jade Matthew are reportedly attached, with specific roles unconfirmed. Konami producer Motoi Okamoto has stated a goal of releasing a new Silent Hill title annually. A 2027 launch would extend an unbroken run of yearly Silent Hill releases dating to 2023.

Konami has shipped a new Silent Hill title every year since 2023.
Releases included Ascension, Short Message, the SH2 remake, SH f and Townfall.
Okamoto's stated goal is to sustain this annual cadence going forward.
No other 2027 Silent Hill project is currently confirmed besides Bloober's remake.

Bloober's Silent Hill 2 remake sold 5 million copies worldwide by January 2026.
The remake scored an 87 average on OpenCritic, Bloober's highest-profile release to date.
Konami confirmed Bloober's Silent Hill 1 remake eight months after SH2's launch.
Insider Dusk Golem said the remake had been in development three years by mid-2025.

Gabrielle Fritz and Jade Matthew are reportedly cast, per MP1st's report.
Fritz has prior voice credits in Battlefield 2042, Wolfenstein II and Eve: Valkyrie.
Neither actor's role is confirmed, nor is a casting for lead Harry Mason.
MP1st cautions the 2027 window remains a target, subject to Konami's production schedule.

For Service Vendors: Pitch Konami on co-dev and outsourcing capacity for unassigned post-remake Silent Hill slots.
For Investors & VC: Add Konami client-concentration risk to Bloober Team diligence and valuation models.
For Publishers & Developers: Shift survival-horror launch dates away from the remake's targeted release window.