Bloober Team drops a new announcement with a strange countdown for 2026

The Polish study activates an enigmatic web that will end in mid-February.

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The start of 2026 has not gone unnoticed for horror fans. Bloober Team has activated a mysterious countdown that is already generating a lot of buzz in the community, with a countdown that will end in mid-February.

The studio, known for its recent and highly discussed work in the genre, has launched a nearly empty website, with no logos or clear references, beyond a cryptic domain and a timer that advances without explanation. A calculated move that invites speculation and fits perfectly with the way Bloober usually anticipates its most ambitious projects.

A cryptic message that opens the door to new theories

The published domain (RemosdNeulSerorehsoOvamCeyerd.com) does not show any additional content, but it is accompanied by a message on social media with the text “Dare to peek into the darkness…”. A phrase that reinforces the idea that we are facing a new horror project, still unrevealed.

For now, everything points to the fact that it is not directly related to Silent Hill 2 Remake, which is following its own schedule and was officially announced. The attention is focused on a new, unannounced project, known internally as Project M, which Bloober has discussed in the past as an experience that will mark a before and after in the genre.

Theories have not been slow to emerge: from a new original multi-platform game to possible collaborations with major publishers. The only clear thing is that the countdown will reach zero in February, a perfect time for a major announcement in the midst of the 2026 release calendar.

Until then, Bloober Team once again demonstrates that it knows how to generate expectation without showing anything at all. Horror, once again, begins long before the game exists.