Total shipments and digital sales for the remake of survival horror game Silent Hill 2 have surpassed one million units worldwide as of October 11, publisher Konami and developer Bloober Team annou… ...

Our most recent sighting of Silent Hill f came during Sony's State of Play June 2025 showcase, and with it came our first look at Hinako in action. Literally.

Silent Hill f is the next mainline installment in the beloved survival horror series. It's been a little more than two years since it was announced, and until now, we hadn't seen or heard anything ...

In a haunting new trailer at today's Sony State of Play, we learned that Silent Hill f's fog of fresh horrors is imminent: it's coming out on September 25, 2025.

Silent Hill: F is rated M by ESRB and no one's surprised For all the talk the creators had to say about the experience of Silent Hill: F, one would expect that talk to be backed up by an ...

I believe a big part of that is because – as opposed to the original Silent Hill, where the monsters and environments were real, and everybody can see what's happening – in Silent Hill 2 the ...

Arguably, the most anticipated horror game right now is Silent Hill f. Konami’s upcoming survival horror game will be the first new mainline entry in the visceral series since 2012. Luckily for ...

Masahiro Ito is the legendary artist who worked on the original Silent Hill 1, 2, and 3 as art director—designing monsters in some of the most visually striking horror games of all time.

Silent Hill 2's original voices are often criticized for their stilted awkwardness, but they're an essential part of the game's atmosphere. The lack of realism in the delivery creates a ...

Yes, that’s right – in 2004, production of multiple Silent Hill comics began, each one with its own unique story with the disturbing setting we all know and love.

Silent Hill 2 is one of the best horror games of all time, and fans were glad to see that the remake faithfully adapted the original game for the most part.

Part of what makes Silent Hill unique is that it's inspired by so much American horror—the books of Stephen King, movies like Jacob's Ladder—but viewed through a Japanese lens.