The thick fog of Silent Hill makes it hard to see how to play this horror series in order, but I can show you the way.

The Room may not have the same disturbing symbolism like SH2 and SH3 did, but it sure had the scariest monsters. When I think back to the fourth game, my mind immediately goes to Eileen’s giant ...

You can grab Silent Hill 4: The Room over on GOG.com for $9.99. And while you’re there you should check out some of the other awesome 12th Anniversary deals.

And if you’ve ever played Silent Hill 4: The Room, you’ll appreciate just how deliciously evil this The Cabin Factory anomaly is. Be warned, I’ll be getting into spoiler territory here.

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I'm going to let you in on a little secret: I love Silent Hill 4: The Room. It was actually the first game I played in the series, and when I did I wasn't aware that it wasn't universally loved or ...

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 ...

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 ...

Twenty-seven games, including Silent Hill 4: The Room and F.E.A.R. Platinum, were included in the GOG’s Preservation Program. These updates are a part of GOG’s ongoing commitment to preserving gaming ...

Silent Hill 4: The Room may not be my favorite Silent Hill, but it's far from the worst and it occupies an important place in the series—it's the last one Team Silent worked on. So it's always ...

Silent Hill 4, Deus Ex And F.E.A.R. Among Latest Games To Enter GOG's Preservation Program More classic titles receive the open-ended promise of ongoing support By John Walker Published March 21, 2025 ...

Tormo isn’t sure how the video got 2.5 million views — if it’s due to featuring a loop of Silent Hill protagonist Harry Mason running in a black void, the term “fogcore,” or something else.