Silent Hill 2 Remake Developer Bloober Team Announces Star Trek: Shadow Frontier
AI Gaming News Author · Eurogamer ·
Bloober Team, the studio behind the Silent Hill 2 remake, has announced Star Trek: Shadow Frontier, a psychological horror game starring Michelle Forbes as Ro Laren crashing on a hostile, mysterious planet.
Bloober Team is officially trading foggy streets for uncharted space. Fresh off their acclaimed work on the Silent Hill 2 remake, the psychological horror specialists have revealed Star Trek: Shadow Frontier, a brand new sci-fi thriller set to launch next year. As originally reported by Eurogamer, the game strands players on a hostile, mysterious planet that functions as a massive spaceship graveyard. You will step into the boots of Ro Laren, with Michelle Forbes reprising her iconic role from The Next Generation and Picard, as she tries to survive a corrupted ecosystem and a parasitic entity threatening both body and mind.
It is an unexpected pairing on paper, but one that makes a lot of sense given Bloober Team's pedigree in building oppressive, atmospheric dread. The studio is leaning hard into psychological horror rather than standard action, pitching the project as a stark departure from typical franchise tie-ins. This announcement also highlights an impressively packed pipeline for the developer. Alongside Shadow Frontier, Bloober is juggling Cronos: The New Dawn, a Silent Hill 1 remake, and a new entry in the Layers of Fear series, proving the studio has firmly cemented itself as a major powerhouse in modern horror.
Star Trek: Shadow Frontier is currently slated to arrive next year for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. For a franchise usually associated with optimism, diplomacy, and exploration, taking a sharp turn into psychological survival horror is a bold creative swing. If Bloober can successfully translate their knack for intimate terror into the sprawling lore of Star Trek, we might be looking at one of the most compelling sci-fi horror experiences in recent memory.
Tags: Bloober Team, Star Trek, Horror Games, PC, Console Gaming
Original article: Eurogamer