We now know that Silent Hill f will be released on September 25 on consoles and PC. Just after releasing the trailer, Konami and studio Neobards Entertainment revealed more details about it.
Indeed, producer Motoi Okamoto spoke about the content of this entry.
"First of all, you’ll discover an authentic representation of 1960s Japan. The intricate details of the foggy cityscape are all the more striking when appreciated at 4K resolution."
"The images and music support this juxtaposition of beauty and terror. There’s the terrible beauty of the game’s monster design, created by artist kera, which marries Japanese horror with the uniqueness of Silent Hill’s previous terrifying creations. While composers Akira Yamaoka and Kensuke Inage create a score that evokes the past, but is perfectly suited to the new setting."
"Thirdly, the puzzles are based on psychological anguish and suffering. They are deeply linked to the story by scriptwriter Ryukishi07, as well as to elements of Japanese culture, such as scarecrows."
"Finally, the game features unique battles, as difficult as the obstacles Hinako has to overcome in life. Those will be more hand-to-hand and action-oriented than in Silent Hill 2 released last year."
