Silent Hill F is a new game from the studio behind Resident Evil Resistance
It’s “a completely new story set in 1960s Japan featuring a beautiful, yet horrifying world”
Konami has announced Silent Hill F, a new entry in its long-dormant horror series.
The game was revealed on Wednesday during the publisher’s Silent Hill Transmission live stream.
It’s in development at Taiwan-based Neoboards Entertainment, the studio behind Resident Evil Resistance, the asymmetrical-multiplayer survival game released in 2020, and the upcoming online game Resident Evil: Re:Verse.
A trailer for the game, which is viewable above, was used to close out Konami’s Silent Hill live stream.
The official blurb accompanying the trailer reads: “Silent Hill F – will be a completely new story set in 1960s Japan featuring a beautiful, yet horrifying world. Written by Ryūkishi07, famed for Japanese visual novels dealing with murder mysteries, psychological and supernatural horror.”
Prior to Resident Evil Resistance, NeoBards has also released games from other classic IPs including Devil May Cry HD Collection, Onimusha: Warlords Remaster and the Resident Evil Origins Collection for Switch.
Moe recently, it contributed to Capcom’s Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes, as well as Marvel’s Avengers.
Today’s Silent Hill showcase was also used to announce several other projects. Following months of speculation, Konami officially confirmed a Silent Hill 2 remake is in the works at Bloober Team.
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Bloober’s Silent Hill 2 remake is officially coming to PS5 and PC
Konami also revealed Silent Hill Townfall, which is in development at Scottish studio NoCode and will be published by Annapurna Interactive.
And it announced Silent Hill: Ascension, an “interactive streaming series where the entire community shapes the canon of Silent Hill”.
