The cult classic Silent Hill 4: ... While the fourth mainline entry in the Silent Hill franchise may be divisive among fans, it's widely agreed that the PC version is the worst way to play the game.

Silent Hill 4: The Room's system requirements are not demanding in the slightest, so anyone with a Windows PC can play the game at a stable frame rate, even if they don't have a full-blown gaming rig.

Silent Hill 4: The Room is available to play on a PC again, and now it is available in an ultimate form via the GOG Preservation Program. The game first appeared in 2004, and when it launched it ...

Until now, that is. As part of GOG's Preservation Program, the version of Silent Hill 4 that it's selling has been updated to include all those missing bits.. What makes Silent Hill 4 unique is ...

Silent Hill 4: The Room was not the only game added to the GOG Preservation Program recently. There were a total of 24 games added to the program, some of which are from influential or popular ...

Meanwhile, 2004's Silent Hill 4 has joined the program with the addition of “restored scenes that were never available on PC before,” according to a press release from GOG. This includes ...

That looks set to change with Silent Hill f, a fully fledged, mainline Silent Hill game, but one that exists separately from the well-known worlds of James Sunderland and Heather/Cheryl Mason ...

Silent Hill f will be a completely new story set in 1960's Japan ... PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox ... The game reflects the customs and culture of Japan during that era while delivering an intense ...