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The Polish studio Bloober Team, which once went through hard times but managed to find its calling in the horror genre, made a full-fledged statement with the remake of the cult Silent Hill 2. And this project became a real triumph for both the studio and Konami.
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Fans of the Silent Hill series who own a Steam Deck have some interesting news - the new instalment of the franchise, Silent Hill f, will be compatible with the portable console. However, there are a few things to consider before you start playing.
Recent reports that the upcoming Silent Hill f game has been "refused classification" in Australia have proven to be false. The Australian Classification Board (ACB) has officially denied this information, reassuring fans of the series.
GOG has released an update for Silent Hill 4: The Room that restores missing content from the original console version and improves compatibility with modern systems.
The labyrinth is one of the most eerie and confusing places in the classic Silent Hill 2 and the recent remake. This level, imbued with a sense of suspense and psychological horror, has always raised a lot of questions among players. What does this nightmarish maze really mean, and how is it connected to James Sunderland's inner demons? When creating the remake, the developers from Bloober Team decided to dive into the world of fan theories to make the maze even deeper and more symbolic.
In the remake of the cult game Silent Hill 2 by Bloober Team, the developers decided to enhance one of the most memorable scenes of the original - the moment when the protagonist, James Sunderland, dips his hand into a dirty toilet. This scene became even more repulsive, emphasising the theme of disgust and serving as a kind of punishment for James for his actions as a man.
We wrote that Silent Hill f received a Mature (17+) rating from the ESRB, which gave fans room for speculation about the release date.
Ryukishi07, a well-known author of visual horror novels who is working on the script for Silent Hill f, expressed his desire to give the main character the opportunity to make her own decisions, regardless of the consequences.
The upcoming Silent Hill f game has been rated "Mature 17+" by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) due to scenes of violence and horror.
So now we just have to wait for the release date to be announced and dive into the Japanese horror that has been prepared for us.
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Konami has released the system requirements for the upcoming Silent Hill f game, which will be released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, along with a trailer and plot details.
Ryukishi07, known for his work on the Higurashi When They Cry series of visual novels, shared his experience of working on the plot of the upcoming Silent Hill f game. He noted that he put so much effort into this project that he would not mind if it was the last thing he ever wrote.
After a long pause, Konami has presented a new trailer for Silent Hill f, which is part of the revival of the Silent Hill series. This project, developed by NeoBards Entertainment, takes players to the 1960s in rural Japan, which is a significant departure from the traditional American setting of the series.
