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AppWizard
July 12, 2026
Aleksey Shevchenko, a Russian developer, has announced an unofficial PC port of Silent Hill Downpour, originally released in 2012 for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. This port will feature enhanced graphics with resolutions up to 1440p and support for 60 frames per second, along with improved lighting and shadow effects. It will include both controller and keyboard/mouse support, quick-save and quick-load options, and the ability to skip cutscenes. The port will also restore previously cut content, including deleted cutscenes, dialogues, notes, quests, 3D models, weapons, and a teased deleted boss fight. A specific release date has not been provided, but it is expected to launch in autumn. Players will need to own the original game to access the port. The original Silent Hill Downpour received mixed reviews, with criticism of its combat mechanics and technical issues but praise for its character depth and storytelling.
AppWizard
April 19, 2026
Dark Souls II underwent a significant mid-development reboot that transformed its narrative and introduced unique level designs. One major cut content was an expansive sewer map, replaced by The Gutter. A fan named Doneda restored this lost sewer area, which features a hidden tavern and a traditional boss arena with unlit candles. The exploration reveals disconnected pathways, indicating ongoing design deliberations. Doneda's insights align with Hidetaka Miyazaki's view that Dark Souls II was crucial for the series' advancement, influencing future titles like Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice and Elden Ring.
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