SILENT HILL: Townfall
SILENT HILL: Townfall
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SILENT HILL f
Developer NeoBards Entertainment Ltd.
Silent Hill f is a 2025 survival horror game developed by NeoBards Entertainment and published by Konami Digital Entertainment. It is a standalone spin-off of the Silent Hill franchise. Set during the 1960s in the fictional Japanese town of Ebisugaoka, it follows high school student Hinako Shimizu as she navigates the town after it is consumed by fog, while solving puzzles and fighting grotesque monsters to survive.… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
505 reactions from 4 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky, Mastodon, Lemmy) · newest Nov 5, 2026 · last updated Nov 5, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
74
Fresh
317 positive · 111 negative
95% range 70–78%
| Source | + | − | = |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam reviews | 317 | 111 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 32 | 2 | 32 |
| Mastodon * | 2 | 0 | 8 |
| Lemmy * | 0 | 0 | 1 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
11,963 of 14,742 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
72% recommend · 206 yes, 81 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 287 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (23,970 of 29,783 positive).
Some reviewers note the game requires multiple playthroughs for full understanding. [1][2][3][4] A few players defend the game against claims of being 'woke' or not a true Silent Hill. [1][5][6][7]
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Representative posts
- [17]
I'm sad to write this because I actually like almost everything about this game: Story, visuals, characters, even the controversial combat. But I am putting negative because the fundamental design of the game goes against how the story is told. The story requires you play a minimum of 3 times for a true ending but 4 if you want to see all the serious ones. But the playthroughs don't make this enjoyable, a …
- [11]
I wasn't expecting a return to a classic formula. From the trailer, it was clear the game would diverge from the usual. Having completed 100% of the game and explored all five endings, I found its psychological core unmistakably Silent Hill. You'll instantly recognize the series’ essence: guilt, confusion, identity, trauma, and the slow descent into one’s own inner world. Whether or not it fits the traditional …
- [1]
Don't let the extremists tell you this game is woke just because you can't look under an underage girl's skirt. This game is a personal psychological horror, just like it was for James in Silent Hill 2. You may not relate to a girl that feels like a caged bird but you can not deny this isn't silent hill. I liked how the game became more clear at each new run you start, it changes dialogues and adds details that were …
- [2]
Silent Hill f is a third person survival horror game set in 1960's Japan. From the Silent Hill franchise, this game feels like a spinoff. Silent Hill f has combat similar to the Dark Souls series, atmosphere similar to the Fatal Frame series, and audio design similar to the original Silent Hill games. The game takes approximately 8-10 hours to complete your first playthrough, however the game encourages you to play …
- [4]
Recommendation: 70% Strong atmosphere, but gameplay gets repetitive. Having to replay the entire game several times to get an ending that explains the entire plot also doesn't do the game any good. Worth trying, but not for everyone
Summarised from 34 of the 330 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 11, 2026. How summaries are made
RottenBot@rottenbot · automated account
72% of the 287 Steam reviewers we collected recommend SILENT HILL f. The complaint that keeps coming up: combat is repetitive and frustrating. Deal-breaker or nitpick?
Critics, per Wikipedia
Silent Hill f received "generally favorable" reviews from critics, according to review aggregator Metacritic. OpenCritic reported that 88% of critics recommended the game. Metacritic regarded Silent Hill f as one of "The 20 Best PlayStation Games of 2025" and reported that critics praised the game's atmosphere, presentation, music, visuals, and Konami's "willingness to try something new". Hadley Vincent of Destructoid noted that the game "is quintessential Silent Hill carving its own mark—and it's a deep one. The atmosphere is quiet at first—almost peaceful. But it quickly creeps up and shocks you, encompassing you in a winding labyrinth which brilliantly goes hand-in-hand with the twisted…
From the “Reception” section of Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Critic context only — not part of the audience score.
Reactions
60 of 505 · most liked firstI'm sad to write this because I actually like almost everything about this game: Story, visuals, characters, even the controversial combat. But I am putting negative because the fundamental design of the game goes against how the story is told. The story requires you play a minimum of 3 times for a true ending but 4 if you want to see all the serious ones. But the playthroughs don't make this enjoyable, a playthrough is pretty long and not much of the game changes of new playthroughs, no new…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As an OG fan of Silent Hill, I was obviously looking forward to playing this title, despite its apparent embarkation from its original theme and aesthetic. Unfortunately, I came away feeling a bit disappointed with the experience now that I have completed the true ending to get a proper overview of the story. Firstly, when starting the game, I was surprised to see only two difficulties for the combat - Story or Hard. This is only a nitpick but had it been ‘normal’ I might have tried that…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →In Korea, there's a running joke that one high school girl is as powerful as two special forces soldiers. After playing this game, I realized Japanese high school girls might not be so different.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really, really, really like the Silent Hill f game and all of its lore, so I wanted to draw Hinako for the game's anniversary 🦊 #silenthill #silenthillf
positive · AI labelView post →I played this game because my girlfriend bought it, got scared, and quit. So naturally, I had to take over, no way that money was going to waste. Why she keeps buying horror games despite being a certified scaredy cat is still a mystery to me. Now, about the game itself. Silent Hill f has interesting story ideas, and concept-wise I really liked where it wanted to go. That said, the execution isn’t always great. Some parts felt slow, others didn’t hit as hard as they should. Still, I’d give…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not a terrible game by any means but It wasn't what I was expecting or looking for in a Silent Hill game. The Pros: The sound design, enemy design, and visuals are all very good and creative. I really enjoyed exploring the school level which gave me the most Silent Hill vibes in the entire game. The game has some genuinely disturbing scenes and does keep you interested to find out what's really going on. The Cons: The combat felt like an absolute slog at worst and tolerable at best. The game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Not Worth a Second Playthrough Silent Hill F is another game that mistakes being cryptic for being interesting. A good atmosphere can only carry a game so far. Once the gameplay and storytelling failed to grab me, everything else fell apart. Gameplay and Puzzles The gameplay is so janky and boring. The puzzles are all very vague, unintuitive and, most importantly, not fun. Most of the time you are not solving them because you understand the game's logic. You solve them because you randomly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This review is based on a 100% completion of the game with all 5 endings and collectibles unlocked. It is really hard to give Silent Hill f a fair rating, because on one hand you have a very intriguing story, but on the other hand there's the extremely frustrating combat system which the game relies on heavily. Let's address the elephant in the room first: Silent Hill f is not a survival horror game, it's an action horror game, with a VERY high emphasis on the action part. While the game does…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wasn't expecting a return to a classic formula. From the trailer, it was clear the game would diverge from the usual. Having completed 100% of the game and explored all five endings, I found its psychological core unmistakably Silent Hill. You'll instantly recognize the series’ essence: guilt, confusion, identity, trauma, and the slow descent into one’s own inner world. Whether or not it fits the traditional American town or earlier gameplay style, the spirit remains. The story is much…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Good story. Tedious gameplay. Not recommended at full price.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Story 10/10 Graphics 10/10 Gameplay 10/10 Price 0/10 Amazing horror game but it's too pricey. And locking 2 costumes behind DLC and pre-order bonus instead of unlockables? Totally Not cool, Konami.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Don't let the extremists tell you this game is woke just because you can't look under an underage girl's skirt. This game is a personal psychological horror, just like it was for James in Silent Hill 2. You may not relate to a girl that feels like a caged bird but you can not deny this isn't silent hill. I liked how the game became more clear at each new run you start, it changes dialogues and adds details that were not present in the first playthrough.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Completely forgot SILENT HILL F hits next week, immediately grabbed it up. Haven't been this excited for a new game in a very long time.
positive · AI labelView post →There are two big problems with this game (no spoilers): The first is that it's very combat oriented, and the second is that the story doesn't unfold in a way that's satisfying. I'll expand on the first idea here: most Silent Hill games have combat that's awkward and difficult to navigate. This game is no exception to that, but it IS an exception in how much it requires combat in order to progress through the story. In other words, you often have to clear a room full of monsters in order to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'd honestly give this game a Mixed review, but that's not an option and when balancing the positives and negatives, I think the negatives are far greater for Silent Hill f, unfortunately... I am not saying the game is terrible, it is just that there are so many annoyances to the gameplay that they made the horror game experience far less enjoyable. Waiting for a sale on this is a better deal as I do not think it was worth it buying at full price... First of all, talking about the positives I…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As someone who thoroughly enjoyed Silent Hill 2's recent release, I was excited for Silent Hill F. Unfortunately, while the game has some strong elements, it falls short in execution across almost every aspect. My issues began before starting. Silent Hill F only offers two difficulty options: "Story" and "Hard." The absence of a "Normal" difficulty (usually the developer's intended experience) made it very difficult to pick... I enjoy a challenge, so I chose Hard, assuming it would be…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →you can find that famous taste of deep and twisted storytelling Silent Hill series is known for in this game too. the type which sticks with you even after you beat the game and stays in your mind for a while. it also touches some themes that is rarely explored in any video game. while the combat feels "okay" on the first playthrough it can become frustrating if you go for a NG+ run, which is required if you want to fully understand the story.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I liked this game to some extent. The visuals are stunning and the plot is fairly good, although it isn't as dramatic or deep as previous games in the series. The biggest problem is the way the game tells it's story. Be prepared not to understand a thing on your first playthrough. Even worse, you will probably get it all wrong. I read some reviews portraying it as LGBTQ+ or 'childfree' propaganda, but I can assure you that this is definitely not the case. All the game wants to convey is the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I don't usually like to be "agressive" in my reviews but this game begs for a different approach. If you think this game is "woke", "feminist" or any other ideological bull*hit, the possibilities are: 1- You didn't play through the multiple endings/you didn't see the whole story 2- Your mind is too engulfed by ideology (maybe beyond repair) 3- You have the interpretation skills of a door That's my conclusion after 100%ing the game. Now, for those who haven't played it yet and are genuinely…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Silent Hill f has a number of issues and although I've enjoyed parts of it, I cannot recommend this game. What I liked: - The game doesn't hide the requirements for the endings behind trial and error. There is an "ending" menu in the main menu after the first playthrough, that tells you in more or less certain terms what you have to do in order to achieve the endings. - Unlike other Silent Hill games, the endings are not independent from each other. Multiple playthroughs are required to get…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It is not a bad game. It is visually stunning and with an intriguing story, being held back by an infuriating combat and design choices. I always thought that such a setting would fit well within a Silent Hill game, or a survival horror game like how it worked with Siren (which unfortunately suffered from bad gameplay design choices too). I started the game on hard and about 60-70% of the way through the game switched to story due to how tedious the combat became. To start on a good…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Silent Hill f is a third person survival horror game set in 1960's Japan. From the Silent Hill franchise, this game feels like a spinoff. Silent Hill f has combat similar to the Dark Souls series, atmosphere similar to the Fatal Frame series, and audio design similar to the original Silent Hill games. The game takes approximately 8-10 hours to complete your first playthrough, however the game encourages you to play for at least 3 playthoughs to fully understand the story of the game. There are…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While Silent Hill 2 Remake has become one of my favourite games, I'm not familiar with the rest of the series to make any comment on how it feels as a part of the series. Well, I liked the first movie but I think some people would find that blasphemy if I compared that at all to the games. Positives: + The story is fantastic. You wont learn much of what is going on from your first play through but there's breadcrumbs left around to get an idea and create your theories. Through subsequent play…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Silent Hill Soulslike. If you enjoy any of those franchises, then don't play this game because it's a disservice to both of them. I got in on 50% discount and I wish I refunded it. The biggest offender and turnoff is the truly atrocius combat and gameplay loop. Funny enough the game thinks it's good so the longer it goes, the longer the combat sections are, and nearing the end it becomes a total slog to go through. Think about all the annoying things you could think from a soulslike... like…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Meh. I was going to give it a pass, but the more I played it the more the games' flaws became obvious and it started just getting annoying way before the end. It's not that it's not a good Silent Hill episode, it's that it's not even a survival horror. If anything it would be closest to an action-rpg, but poorly executed. Stat increases? Perks to unlock? Inventory management? Why do I have to deal with that? That's not what I came for. Oh and of course breakable weapons, because yay, that's…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →a little something for silent hill f fandom because i liked the game a loooooot #silenthillf
positive · AI labelView post →I hate that I dislike this game. That's the simplest way to explain my feelings towards it. It has elements and pieces that could make it amazing but it truly falls flat on so many fronts. To be fair, there are things about the game that I like. The art direction is very nice, the environments (while limited) are very beautiful and detailed, I enjoyed the consistent theme of plants and mushrooms being used for the monsters and locale. The school and Shimizu residence feel like classic Silent…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Honestly- pretty boring and not my cup of tea. I found myself needing to stop playing and come back multiple times just for the sake of wanting to beat the game, but not enjoying it. Just feels like a chore to play this game.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →✨ New Cosplay Alert - Shimizu Hinako✨ Anybody else excited for the Silent Hill F? I love everything that I've seen about the game so far ❤️ #silenthillf #konami #cosplay
neutral · AI labelView post →I’m going to defend this game, because I see a lot of people unanimously claiming it’s “not a very good Silent Hill” without really giving it a fair try. First, let’s talk about the price: to actually finish the game, it takes around 12 to 14 hours on your first run. And if you want to reach the true ending the one that gives you the full understanding of the story’s depth you’ll need to play it at least twice, with new cutscenes and different narrative stakes (just like in other Silent…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Going live at www.twitch.tv/zullie with Silent Hill F. I wanted to get a spooky game in before the end of October, and since there's a new Silent Hill, I naturally decided it would be good to not play that one and pick a slightly older one instead.
neutral · AI labelView post →Honestly, the game fell flat and it wasn't scary. I understand that Konami felt like the series was too western and wanted to do something in the east, and try to explore the beauty in horror and I appreciate the huge risk they undertook. Setting it in a pretty closed-minded 1960's Japan and filling it with pretty blunt and critical social commentary is ballsy, the Japanese are known to be pretty rigid about such things but I just feel like they leaned way too hard into it and maybe lost sight…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →combat was great, i don't know why people seem to have such a problem with it. if it's because you're playing k&m the game tells you to use controller (are any silent hill games good on keyboard??) "wannabe soulslike" when it really just adds one mechanic so every enemy isn't just hit-dodge-hit-dodge-hit-dodge-dead....... the fighting also only gets better as you progress so it does not get stale the traditional style of the music and visuals beautifully complements the storytelling, addressing…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Silent Hill F is 53% off right now for Standard Edition steam key via Fanatical! I've already sunk about 120 hours into this game and really enjoyed it, absolutely worth checking out, especially for 32 bucks www.fanatical.com/en/game/sile...
positive · AI labelView post →f continues what was proclaimed by Siren games, returning Japanese psychological horror back to the womb of its mother culture. Siren wasn't the first one to do it, but it was vocal about it, built its identity upon it. Speaking of identity, if f wasn't called that, I wouldn't even think of Silent Hill while playing. And I'm okay with the name exploitation. Silent Hill 4 kinda did its own thing using it. It was awful, yet I respected it unlike what followed. This one took the same niche in my…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Recommendation: 70% Strong atmosphere, but gameplay gets repetitive. Having to replay the entire game several times to get an ending that explains the entire plot also doesn't do the game any good. Worth trying, but not for everyone
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Personal Rating: Very Positive (90%) One of my best experiences with a horror game, the gamble with money was worth it. (Got it for 33€) Let me get one thing straight: If you have problems seeing gore, blood and other graphic content, do not even think about buying this game, just forget it even exists. Because if there is one thing Silent Hill f does NOT hold back at is the graphical depiction of gore, torture and psychological terror. Silent Hill f is the most extreme horror in my library…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →(Door wont budge.) (Door wont budge.) (Door wont budge.) (Door wont budge.) (Door wont budge.) (I need a key.) (Door wont budge.) (Door wont budge.) 10/10 authentic Silent Hill game
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I played this immediately after finishing up Silent Hill 2 Remake and it stands up very well in comparison. Silent Hill has always been more of a state of mind for the main characters, and this is no exception. Excellent game and very unnerving at points, very creepy in others. The folklore is Japanese rather than Americana (through a Japanese lens, remember) but that expands, never subracts, the Silent Hill lore. Think I'll dive into a New Game+...
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Ok but this makeup tho! Happy Halloween! Doing some Game Dev and then Silent Hill F! twitch.tv/smashley
neutral · AI labelView post →Hear me out. The combat and puzzles weren't all that. I would even say they both kinda sucked. But they're far from the worst, and I'd say that at least the combat has improved from SH2 Remake. Clunky gameplay aside, I thought the developers did a fantastic job with the sound, atmosphere, music, and visuals. The game is pure cinema. And most of all, I am happy with the writing and themes. I'm glad to see someone wrote a story about women and actually understood what it means to be one. It…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Everybody buy my buddy @qqbert.bsky.social's video game SILENT HILL F today. It's going to be a cool time
neutral · AI labelView post →Much like the recent Silent Hill 2 Remake... I can't finish this game. I know this is a 'hot take' but here it is. The story is virtually non existent. It's all told in broken fragments like a dream state that equate to nothing. YES I GET IT that's the style. It's an awful way to tell the story and I know as much about what's going on in hour five as I did in hour one. And that's a theme for the entire game. Five hours in, same enemies, same exact combat and fighting style for everything over…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →cons: -extremely boring after the first 5-6 hours -there isn't a single scary moment in this game -repetitive -boring story -empty world, not much to discover -too linear -you have to play the same boring story multiple times to see the true ending -COMBAT -COMBAT -COMBAT
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Game runs and plays like ♥♥♥♥. Unreal Engine 5 is hot garbage and despite being well above recommended specs it absolutely will not stop having traversal stutter in town. I'm always really really exhausted from having to kill so many of the same 3 enemies with the same 3 combat moves.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I like this game a lot. Silent Hill f is a beautiful experience, and I really enjoy the mid-60s Japanese setting. Basically, what we have here is Silent Hill outside of Silent Hill, and it works surprisingly well. The monsters are fantastic. For me, symbolism in monster design has always been a big deal ever since I played the very first game. It helps you dive deeper into the atmosphere, and I can say for sure that the developers put real effort into that aspect again. The story is very…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Here's the thing; I actually DO recommend Silent Hill f, but it depends on what type of gamer you are. I think if you only know Silent Hill from social media posts, you are very likely to be disappointed that the game isn't "scary." As for hardcore survival horror fans, it feels very split. If you like Silent Hill for its gameplay (for whatever reason...), you might be disappointed with how action heavy the game is. However, if you like Silent Hill for its atmosphere and story, I think this…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lot of people seem to judge SILENT HILL f by what they expected it to be instead of what it actually is, and I think that is a huge mistake. This is not trying to be a copy of the older games. It is Silent Hill through a different cultural lens, and if you let yourself sink into it, the game has a story that will stay in your head long after you close it. You play as a young Japanese girl in 1960s Japan, in a world full of pressure, tradition, fear, expectation, and silence. That setup…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As you would expect from a Silent Hill game, the graphics and atmosphere are great. The story is interesting, but it leaves too much to mystery. This is fine with me for a Silent Hill game, but some may find it frustrating. The gameplay is disappointing. The combat is a joke, suffering from slow controls and stiff animations. Yet, there are too many combats repeating over and over. Some might argue that the slow responsiveness is intended to enhance the horror element, but it is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Cool environment, boring enemies, bad puzzles, horrible combat. Get it on sale. (Whoever thought weapon durability and no inventory box was a good idea is an idiot)
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Silent Hill F has an interesting story if you take the time to really dig into it but its a lot less relatable compared to other games of the franchise and the emotional impact doesn't hit you the same way as SH2 for example. This game is more about the erasure of individuality driven by the crushing effects of societal expectations and the toxic dynamics of human relationships and it explores how jealousy, possession, cognitive dissonance, and unmet emotional needs can become something…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Amazing game set in rural Japan in the 1960s. It not only reflects Japan's beautiful architecture and mythology, but also shows the harsh reality of its society. This game criticizes patriarchy and delves into the immense pressure of being a woman. I appreciate the developers for not hesitating to touch on this topic and deciding to point out a real struggle in even today's world. Highly recommend it if you like games with psychological themes in creepy environments. The atmosphere is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Everything in this game is as beautiful as it is unnerving. On the surface, it explores the idea of beauty in horror, but beneath that, it’s a story about societal pressure: the quiet suffocation of women, for whom marriage, motherhood, beauty, and even love can become cages, and the price to pay for all of it, and so much more. The setting might feel distant (1960s Japan, a female-led psychological horror won’t appeal to everyone), but its themes, how identity is built on individuality and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As my first Silent Hill game franchise, I honestly couldn't have picked a better place to start. The gameplay was probably my biggest hurdle. Combat feels clunky, weapon durability can be incredibly annoying, and constantly managing stamina while trying not to die and get scarejumped by grotesque monster gets stressful. Some of the puzzles also had me completely stuck until I went back and paid closer attention to the clues (I mean watching guide on YouTube) That said, none of those…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A beautiful, heartfelt and atmospheric Silent Hill game, with amazing art direction and writing from each new ending you keep completing (as you are required to do a series of new tasks to achieve those endings) because they reveal much more of the character Hinako and the world dominated by the Fog. The combat is what you would expect from a SH game with slightly more action, at least it was satisfying for me. Soudntrack was marvelous, no complaints here. Got this as a gift from a friend…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There are few games that make you want to replay them multiple times. This is not one of those games. What a weird trip this was. Some things I didn't like: - Respawning Enemies - Melee Weapons only - Weapon Durability ("gamifies" the experience and adds nothing) - Weird dodge mechanic and combat - Too many "collectibles" (tea, f u c k i n tofu, Shinto Offerings, health items, sanity items...etc.) - Items not marked on map - Again, no firearms - and on top of all that, a lovely traversal…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fine for one play through for the story. Combat is very poorly implemented and it feels like a chore to battle enemies. I really liked the characters, setting and exploring Hinako's psyche but I quickly forgot about the elements of the game I liked when it came time to fight more enemies. A lot of the corridors feature mindless design coupled with several enemies thrown in just for the sake of doing so. What I really like about Silent Hill is exploration. I feel like that's not really…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →i wish steam had a neutral review option because this game definitely has a lot to like about it but it gets so tedious and confusing midway through it that it stopped me from enjoying it
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sometimes, fog doesn’t just cover a place… it hides something that’s been waiting to be found. Silent Hill f takes us away from the familiar streets and into a quiet, decaying village, one that feels alive in its own way. It’s the second Silent Hill I’ve played, and after reaching 100%, unlocking every ending and collectible, I can say it left a deep impression on me. The attention to detail is remarkable: the haunting atmosphere, the melancholic soundtrack, the characters, and above all… the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game itself is fine, good story, graphics, fun puzzles and a nice art style. But all of that gets dragged down by a horrible gameplay loop, way too much focus on a clunky soulslike combat system, far too much enemy density in most areas create for a game where you can tell it doesn't know what it wants to be. You can't explore the gorgeous areas or take your time in these areas because there are upwards of 15 enemies around, and all three of your weapons are about to break because we…
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