MindsEye is a stringent and relentlessly dull video game, wasting its impressive world on formulaic mission design that's both archaic and uninspired.

Look for the Taken blights on floating Pyramid structures and destroy them to make the enemies disappear. Interact with Drifter's corpse to revive him and then wait for the cutscene.

How to Beat the Dual Pyramid Heads Boss Fight in Silent Hill 2 Remake The Dual Pyramid Heads are found at the end of the Otherworld version of the Lakeview Hotel.

"I also thought of all of the plans of Pyramid Head's cutscenes and built them by myself. Practice makes perfect." ...

How to Beat the Pyramid Head Boss Fight in Silent Hill 2 Remake This battle is found behind the door with an “S” carving in it which leads to the courtyard of the Blue Creek Apartments.

Watch the cutscene and head to the middle room, where instead of the cube, you will now see the Pyramid Head's sword. Pick it up. The Pyramid Head's sword drastically slows you down with its weight, ...

Pyramid Head is as menacing as ever in the Silent Hill 2 remake, and players will encounter him a fair few times throughout their playthrough.

Pyramid Head’s “Great Knife” sword was an unlockable weapon in Silent Hill 2. However, it seems that the Great Knife is not included in the Remake as a primary weapon, possibly because integrating it ...

The Pyramid Head boss in Silent Hill 2 is one of the most iconic villains in the entire storyline.

Aside from the Nurses, Pyramid Head is probably the most iconic baddie in Silent Hill 2. You encounter this Silent Hill 2 Remake boss fairly early in the game - but don't worry, you don't have to ...

Silent Hill 2's remake is authentic and compelling - but technical problems need addressing PS5 vs PS2, plus the low-down on quality and performance modes.