Where to get the Silent Hill 2 Remake flashlight

Oct. 9, 2024

It might feel like you’ve missed the flashlight in Silent Hill 2 when things get dark, but you haven’t

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The Silent Hill 2 Remake flashlight can feel like something you’ve missed as you start to explore Wood Side Apartments. But while you might feel lost in the initial darkness, there’s nothing to worry about as it’s not something you can actually miss. If you just follow the clues you’re given you’ll eventually be led right to it.

If you need reassurance, however, then here’s exactly where to find the flashlight in Silent Hill 2 Remake.

Silent Hill 2 Remake flashlight location

To find if you just need to her up the stairs to the second floor where you’ll quickly reach a dead and and this suspiciously well lit door in the distance:

Inside you’ll find the flashlight on a dummy wearing some familiar clothes. Just be aware that you will be attacked by a mannequin the moment you pick it up so be ready for a fight as soon as the cutscene ends.

Once you have the flashlight, you can explore to find the Courtyard Chute key I mentioned earlier. That will then open a door back down on the first floor near reception that will get you access to the courtyard. No only will that let you access more of the building but you’ll find one of the coins here later that you’ll need for theSilent Hill 2 Remake coin cabinet puzzle.

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