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I went to the NVIDIA app (the new one), went into the "Graphics" section and found "SILENT HILL 2". This leads you to the optimisation section. Instead of optimising anything, press the 3 dots in the top left and choose to launch the game. This should prompt Steam to launch the game and a window will pop up saying the game is trying to launch with the argument "-DX12". Just let it do its thing and suddently the game launched fine for me??
Make sure to remove your -DX11 argument from the Steam launch settings. I didnt do any tweaks to the actual files of Silent Hill 2. All default new install.
Guess I'll wait and see if they fix it...
I updated to Windows 11 and even updated my Bios aaaaanndd… it still didn‘t work.
What I ended up doing was starting the game with the -dx11 tag and then alt tabbing out of the game and deleting the tag. Then I alt tabbed back into the game, exited to desktop and started the game via steam and it magically launched in d12 without crashing at startup.
I have absolutely no idea why that would work but I noticed that I couldn‘t use my amd overlay in d12 so maybe it helps disabling it…
$70 AAA experience is priceless in 2025