Silent Hill f Gives Us A Release Date So We Will Not Be Left Fully Alone

The release date for Silent Hill f is now set down and fans of the IP can head back into Silent Hill just before spooky season starts

I hope you are ready for some true dread to come our way this coming September, as Silent Hill f now has a release date set down to land on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. One of the many projects that Konami greenlit for the IP out there and now NeoBards Entertainment are heading towards the finish line to give us something fitting of the IP as well as to keep us locked in our homes just a bit more this Halloween season. If that is your thing, at least. That said, as of now, you can start those pre-orders for Silent Hill f and get ready to see what horrors it will hold when September 25^th rolls around. Yes, that is still some time to go, but right at the perfect time to get out there and allow players to take the slow burn into the universe.

Now that we have that out of the way, we can take a look at the latest game footage that came along with this announcement for Silent Hill f. Footage that might make it hard for those out there who do not speak Japanese, but hopefully, that is not how the final game will play out. Given the setting, though, it does have a few concerns for those who are not native speakers or are unable to read subtitles quickly. That aside, it does look as if Silent Hill f is dipping into all of the IP traditions of body horror and monsters hunting us down. All of whom seem to stem from the mental state of our protagonist. One that seems to be dipping into the loneliness epidemic that is in the real world currently, too. That is my quick takeaway, besides seeing some fun and new horrific things hunting us down and our friends calling us traitors along the way. Have a look and see what is going to be on the way for us, and then get those pre-orders going if you want to make sure you dive into all of the horrors this one is going to toss at us.

Does all of this feel truly “Silent Hill” to you, and will it be vastly better than some of the other non-remake versions of the IP out there? Will we only get the Japanese audio in the final build, or are they holding off on giving the other language voice talent their time to shine out there? Will you be able to play this one as a slow-burn title to make it to Halloween, or will you blast right through it and then complain that you have nothing new to play? Creep on down to the comment section to discuss all of that and anything else that might come to mind after watching it. There is still a lot more for Silent Hill f on the way, and I know we will cover it. We are interested in seeing if this is truly a commentary on the current state of things in the world, too, or if this is just a state for the character to keep them alone and fighting all the hard things that way. We will only have to wait and see for now.