Während des Silent Hill Transmission Showcase Konami this week Five new projects at once presented, including the remake of Silent Hill 2 and Silent HillThe publisher also promised further revelations.
This could be related to the previously leaked information. Silent Hill: The Short Message include, behind which there might be a playable demo in the style of PT is mentioned in this context. Silent Hill Sakura, which one initially with Silent Hill connected with
Here the insider sounds Dark Golem One suggestion is that both are independent projects, but possibly connected. It's conceivable that... Silent Hill Sakura / The Short Message It's a playable teaser. This can certainly be deduced from the name; similarly, the leak about the showcase mentioned a demo that ultimately wasn't announced, or at least not yet.
(3/26) interesting. I also wonder if Silent Hill will be the final title, or just what it's called for now?
- AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@ AestheticGamer1) October 20, 2022
Let me also clarify upfront, Silent Hill f is NOT Sakura/Short Message. They're related, obviously, they've got the same motif going on & do share a connection. So Ito pic.twitter.com/vUKZ1jlt58
The next big Silent Hill?
Silent Hill f According to Konami, it presents a completely new story set in 1960s Japan, revealing a beautiful yet terrifying world – written by Ryūkishi07, famous for Japanese visual novels dealing with murder cases and many variations of horror.
Behind Silent Hill So it very likely represents the next big thing Silent HillA game that's being released for the new consoles. In that case, a playable teaser makes perfect sense, as the success of the Prestige Demo back then showed.
For now, we must wait and see what is actually behind it. Silent Hill and The Short Message It's hidden. As Konami has hinted, they have much more planned for the Silent Hill universe.
Despite this confusion surrounding all of them Silent HillKonami is reportedly keeping a close eye on the various developers involved in these projects and keeping them on a "short leash." This applies particularly to the remake of... Silent Hill 2 from Bloober Team, who enjoy creative freedom but should not stray too far from the original.
