A New Nightmare Begins: Silent Hill F Officially Revealed

Konami has pulled back the curtain on Silent Hill F, an all-new installment in the beloved horror franchise. Revealed during the Silent Hill Transmission showcase, the chilling trailer offers a first glimpse into the eerie world awaiting players.
A Shift in Setting and Tone
Unlike previous Silent Hill games, which largely take place in the foggy American town of the same name, Silent Hill F appears to introduce a new setting inspired by 1960s Japan. The teaser showcases hauntingly beautiful landscapes overtaken by creeping, red fungal growths—an unsettling contrast to the game’s eerie atmosphere.
Written by Ryukishi07, the game takes place in 1960s Japan where Shimizu Hinako’s secluded town of Ebisugaoka is consumed by a sudden fog.
The trailer follows a young girl navigating a seemingly abandoned town, only to succumb to a horrifying fate as the mysterious flowers consume her. This grotesque body horror sequence hints at a new kind of terror for the franchise.
Acclaimed Talent Behind the Scenes
Konami has assembled an impressive team for Silent Hill F, including renowned Japanese visual novel writer Ryukishi07, known for his work on Higurashi When They Cry. His expertise in psychological horror and intricate storytelling suggests that the game will lean heavily into a deeply unsettling narrative.
The game is being developed by NeoBards Entertainment, a studio with experience in working on Capcom’s Resident Evil projects. While little is known about the gameplay mechanics, the involvement of these horror veterans raises high expectations.
What’s Next for Silent Hill?
Silent Hill F is just one of several upcoming projects announced by Konami, including Silent Hill 2 Remake and Silent Hill: Townfall. While no official release date has been provided, the reveal trailer has already sent waves of excitement—and dread—through the gaming community.
As more details emerge, fans are left speculating about the game’s connection to the Silent Hill mythos and how it will innovate the survival horror genre. One thing is certain—this new chapter in the franchise promises to be as terrifying as ever.