Silent Hill: Townfall review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
There is a very good Silent Hill game waiting in the fog.
There is a very good Silent Hill game waiting in the fog.
Written by the game’s lead writer and director Jon McKellan and drawn by artist David Roach.
I’ve already made the “franchise’s future is bright” quip when it sold 2 million units last year, I’m not using it again.
This time it’s Japan with those darned Silent Hill(s).
Who knew video games would be such a lucrative field.
Fans can plan to revisit Silent Hill nearly a decade after the first movie was released.
A release date and pre-order incentives are also announced.
Horror truly is timeless as the series go back in time and abroad for it’s next chapter.
Will this success lead to additional remakes or perhaps a new entry?
I wonder if this version has the extras from the Greatest Hits version of the game.
Never figured Greg as a Silent Hill guy, but he’s known to surprise people.
If you’ve got nothing to do on Halloween why not help decide the course of the next Silent Hill tale.
Over twenty years later, the classic Konami horror title is getting an official remake. First details/media within.
Not exactly award-winning material, but if you’re in the mood for solidly reliable horror on the go, Silent Hill: Book of Memories should be more than enough to scratch that itch.
Silent Hill: Book of Memories is slowly shambling towards a Halloween 2012 release date and during the recent Comic-Con Konami sent over a batch of new screens to hopefully keep the horror hype going. Take a look.