Dusk Gollem didn't leak these games.
Regarding the remake,
Konami publicly announced to be "excited to work with Bloober Team and other highly regarded development partners to produce games from existing and new IPs.” (notice VGC mentions a Silent Hill developed by a "prominent Japanese developer" that as of now doesn't exist or at least has not been announced). Like everyone else, Dusk Gollem
guessed that Bloober was working on a Silent Hill but didn't say anything about any remake, and he mentioned again
a Bluepoint MGS remake that also was officially debunked (Bluepoint said to be working now on original content, not in a remake or remaster).
He also later reacted to leaked remake images that were leaked to social media not by him.
So having Konami said to be working with multiple partners on existing and new IPs, SH fans like Dusk Gollem started to guess multile possible collaborations.
Regarding the Annapurna game, he reacted to someone else who rumored or guessing that Annapurna was working on SH and he wrongly added
"yes Annapurna reportedly has a hand in the SH revival, specifically in the anthology game with different short stories in SH made by different indie devs" (wrong, it's a single story/game made by a single indie team).
Dusk Gollem didn't leak The Short Message: like anybody else saw its public Korean rating in September and reacted to it. He
wrongly said back then -in September- that "Korean Rating Boards have often leaked video game projects a few weeks ahead of announcement, which means this will likely be announced & released in the next few weeks.". He was wrong, it has not been announced and the games rated in Korea normally get released about 3 to 5 months later, but sometime more and sometimes less. Since the screenshots he shared didn't match with the multiple announced Silent Hill games, he assumed they were from this one.
But it would be very rare that after announcing many SH games at the same time they would release by surprise a different unannounced one. I assume that The Short Message is a PT equivalent (short pre-release demo) of one of the already announced titles.
He shared screenshots of a supposed Silent Hill game that does not match any of the announced titles. They got supposedly DMCA'd by someone (we don't know if Konami or someone else, like himself using other account), but these ones looked from a professional game, not from a fan game. Could be from the Short Message either if it's a demo or a full game because
he mentioned "short messages" when posting them, or could be from other (related to SH or not) cancelled or unannounced game. In any case, we still have to confirm if it's from a real SH game (I think it's likely).
Btw, I'm still waiting for the Sillent Hill games from Kojipro, Sony/Japan Studio or Bokeh. Teams who btw never have been working on SH (in the case of Kojima since he left Konami) because have been busy with other teams.
Please, don't lie about me. Regarding the Nvidia list I said that some games were properly leaked while a ton more were only fan guesses: the existence of the games or their release dates.
As an example, MS was supposed to release over a dozen AAA games in 2022 including Scalebound. Hope you enjoyed them. Also, hope you enjoyed the Ghost of Tsushima, Gran Turismo 7, Helldivers 2 or Déraciné PC releases in 2022.
And Dusk Gollem made up stuff a ton of times, not only about Silent Hill. Regarding Street Fighter V and SF6 made up a full story where absolutely he said was proven wrong and debunked by the SF6 producer and director, who were the same SFV producer and director (Yoshinori Ono never worked on these positions for SFV or SF6 and the approximated timelines Ono mentioned for SFV and SF6 many years before match with the real ones and the ones told by the SFV and SF6 producer and director, while not matching what Dusk Gollem said).
Dusk Gollem lied saying SF6 was rebooted and delayed, that Ono was fired and due to certain reasons (while he left and for other ones publicly known), that Ono was going to be replaced by a 'well known female in the FGC' (when he was replaced as the executive producer in charge of Capcom fighting games by the executive producer in charge of the Mega Man series).
But he said Ono was replaced as director and when told Ono wasn't the director of the game then he said Ono was replaced as producer and when said he wasn't a producer then he didn't know what to say. The producer of SF6 is the same producer that SFV had, and the SF6 director is the same director that SFV had.
According to the SF6 director back in 2018 he wrote a detailed plan for SF6 and they fluently developed it since then without any big issue, and the current game seems to be almost exactly what he wrote in the initial doc, something that makes him happy because it is not very common (games often evolve and change a lot during development due to the needed iterations).