Silent Hill games to make comeback soon. Know all details here

Downpour, Silent Hill HD Collection, and Silent Hill: Book of Memories were the series' most recent full-length additions, and were published in 2012. They were all met with disdain by fans, putting the once-popular series on permanent pause.

However, fans began to hope for a comeback in 2014. Konami revealed a horrifying playable demo named P.T., which was proven to be a new Silent Hill game. The project was cancelled after director Hideo Kojima left the business, and supporters' dreams were shattered.




Recently, both Konami in Japan and third-party company Bloober Team have indicated that a revival of the franchise is in the making. Silent Hill: A Short Message, a Silent Hill game expected to be a playable demo like P.T, was also registered in South Korea. Silent Hill's official Twitter account claimed last night that new information about the franchise would be released shortly. “Do you see that place in your restless dreams?” it said.



A ‘Silent Hill Transmission’ will broadcast on a website created exclusively for the announcement. Those who wish to watch it must first identify their location and date of birth. While no official age rating has been assigned to the teaser, previous Silent Hill games have been labelled for people aged 18 or above due to its violence and gore. This is most likely why the website wants users to enter their age before they can view the impending announcement.

FAQs

When will the broadcast begin?
The broadcast will begin at 10 p.m. UK time on Wednesday, October 19.

Which Silent Hill was the first?
The original Silent Hill, released in 1999, is the first entry of the franchise.