Silent Hill 2 Remake is full of shocking surprises and its soundscape is a vehicle of terror that’s even better with the Bose Ultra Soundbar and accompanying speakers.

That Silent Hill 2-shaped hole in your heart? It’s gone now, with Bloober Team’s faithful and outright terrifying remake.

Protecting Maria and moving on from Mary are the basic requirements of getting this ending. Rather than James giving up on life, this is the start of a new one in Silent Hill 2, and the subtle ending teases Maria will suffer the same fate as Mary with an impending illness.

Silent Hill 2 is full of layers upon layers of symbolism and imagery, and the remake doesn't peel any of these layers away. If anything, more is added, significantly improving the story that unfolds. The characters are much more memorable and engaging, even the problematic Eddie (who has a much more fun boss fight).

The plot of Silent Hill 2 centers on James Sunderland, a man still reeling from the loss of his wife, Mary, who passed away three years ago. Out of nowhere, James receives a mysterious letter from Mary herself, claiming that she’s waiting for him in their "special place" — a spot in the quiet town of Silent Hill where they once vacationed.

SPOILER WARNING - Silent Hill 2 remake has several endings you can unlock via various tasks and requirements. This particular Silent Hill 2 Remake ending is referred to as "Rebirth." It is also known as the Ritual ending.

The Silent Hill 2 remake nails the originals iconic atmosphere through its pitch-perfect sound design, but one small oversight could ruin it all.