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- 1 (Single Player)
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PlayStation 5
24th Sep 2026
24th Sep 2026
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Reviews
Review Silent Hill: Townfall (PS5) - Dated Bite-Sized Horror... in a Good Way
Ordell's ordeal
If you were to cut the Silent Hill 2 remake by about a third, make it first-person, and set it in Scotland, you'd be most of the way to Silent Hill: Townfall. The latest game in the survival horror series is more of a traditional experience compared to last year’s Silent Hill F, returning to the sort of environments, puzzles, and...
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Silent Hill: Townfall News
News Nerfs to Silent Hill: Townfall's Worst Enemy Are Substantial, Hard Puzzle Also Tweaked
The Weight gets hit hard
Screen Burn promised it would be addressing the worst enemy encounter in Silent Hill: Townfall, and boy has it in a new PS5 patch available now. The Weight, a monster that stalks you in a few sections and has an instant one-hit kill attack, has been heavily nerfed in the update. As per the developer, these are the changes...
News Silent Hill: Townfall's Worst Enemy to Be Addressed in Future PS5 Patch
Screen Burn will reduce The Weight
If you've played enough of Silent Hill: Townfall, you'll probably have encountered The Weight. This is a slow, top-heavy enemy that patrols a few sections of the game and gives chase if it spots you. You must avoid alerting it while you're going about your objective; otherwise, it'll be on your tail. And it's an...
News Once You're Done Watching Sony's PS5 State of Play, Konami Has a Presentation of Its Own
Konami Press Start
If you were sitting there thinking, "Two State of Play presentations just isn't enough gaming news for one day," I have some great news: Konami doesn't think so either. The Japanese publisher has announced its own broadcast, Konami Press Start, and it airs the very same day as Sony's State of Play double bill. Fortunately, it's...
News Silent Hill: Townfall Has Some Familiar Faces, Cast Revealed in New Trailer
Locke them up
Publisher Konami has released a new trailer for its upcoming survival horror game, Silent Hill: Townfall, and it reveals a handful of cast members. Check it out below: The latest entry in the horror series features a few familiar faces; the player character, Simon Ordell, is played by Jovan Adepo, best known for roles in 3 Body...
News This Is Your Best, Most In-Depth Look at Silent Hill: Townfall Yet
A full 19-minute gameplay deep dive
Konami has published a comprehensive deep dive into the gameplay of upcoming PS5 survival horror game, Silent Hill: Townfall. Across 19 minutes of footage, the opening sequence is revealed alongside protagonist Simon's first steps into the fog-covered Scottish town of St. Amelia. It then introduces the new CRTV...
Feature 6 Things to Know from Silent Hill: Townfall's Glowing PS5 Previews
Press plays opening hours of new PS5 entry
Despite a small bit of release date movement, the month of September is still jam-packed with PS5 releases — so much so you'll probably have to pick and choose what games you pick up. Silent Hill: Townfall, out on 24th September 2026, increasingly looks like it has to be one of them. Ahead of launch,...
News The Silent Hill PS5 Streak Continues in Townfall, Out on 24th September
New age rating uploaded ahead of livestream
Ahead of today's State of Play livestream, Silent Hill: Townfall has picked up its official ESRB age rating on the board's official website. This could suggest the indie take on the Konami horror series will receive an update tonight, potentially including a final PS5 release date. The game has received a...
News Silent Hill: Townfall Will Sound Just as Good as It Looks
First song released from soundtrack
With its PS5 release scheduled for 2026, developer Screen Burn is beginning to post more about its Silent Hill: Townfall project. Today, it's revealed Anthony Scott Burns, aka Pilotpriest, will compose the soundtrack, and the first song from it has been shared online. Titled "Home", you can listen to it above,...
News Seems Like PS5 Will Be the Only Console You Can Play Silent Hill Townfall at Launch
Fear effect
Silent Hill, like many multiformat franchises, feels PlayStation. That’s not to say the series has never released elsewhere, it has – last year’s Silent Hill F is an obvious example, which was available across the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC all on day one. But it’s a series that got its start on Sony’s system, and it was no...
News Silent Hill: Townfall Is the Next Series Entry to Get Excited About, Out on PS5 in 2026
Say hello to Simon Ordell
After the excellent Silent Hill 2 remake and new fan-favourite Silent Hill F, it's Silent Hill: Townfall that fans have to look forward to next. From developer Screen Burn, which did Observation, the new entry is out for PS5 this year. Get your first look in the trailer above. Simon Ordell is called back to the island of...
Previews
Preview Silent Hill: Townfall Is a PS5 Horror Time Capsule I Can't Wait to Play More Of
The Devil is in the details
Silent Hill: Townfall is one of my most anticipated games of 2026. I came upon the series for the first time having loved the Silent Hill 2 remake and really enjoying what I played of Silent Hill F. However, Townfall was of particular interest to me because of its setting. Heading off to the misty seaside town of St...
About The Game
Simon Ordell is called back to the island of St. Amelia to ‘put things right’, encountering a town lying quiet beneath a heavy fog, seemingly abandoned but not at rest.
Venturing deeper, and driven to understand his connection to the place and its inhabitants, Simon begins to discover fragments of a past rising to the surface.
Experienced entirely in first person, Simon must explore, evade, and survive using a limited set of weapons and tools, including the CRTV, a pocket television used to tune into unstable signals. Evasion is tense; combat is frenetic, while narrative driven puzzles reveal a truth that refuses to stay submerged.
Silent Hill: Townfall is a full-length, self-contained psychological horror set against the cold, isolated backdrop of Scotland, 1996.
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