Silent Hill 4, however, possesses a far less rabid fanbase, which means there’s loads more creative freedom to do something truly wild. Henry fighting monstrous dogs in Silent Hill 4.

The Silent Hill fandom is seemingly split once again, this time over Silent Hill f 's "soulslike" combat.

Silent Hill 4: The Room was a departure from the previous games, introducing a new protagonist by the name of Henry Townshend, who awakens one day to find himself trapped in his apartment.

Silent Hill 4: The Room doesn't even take place in the eponymous town, instead seeing its harrowing events unfold in Ashfield, which is relatively close to Silent Hill.

If you're a newcomer to Silent Hill, fret not; developer NeoBards and Konami are treating Silent Hill f as a fresh slate ...

Ah, the Silent Hill sequels - it's hard to find a collection of games more hated than these. The once untouchable horror ...

Personally, I was the opposite of all these things. Silent Hill 4, in my opinion, is still very much a game about Silent Hill the place, but it's the ways in which it can affect those connected to it.

As a compendium to another article I wrote on still-unresolved mysteries within the Resident Evil franchise, I’ve decided to do a follow-up involving – you guessed it – the Silent Hill ...