No one is oblivious to the rumors that resonate on the horizon. They clarified that any such maneuver would be carried out from the official account of the saga, not the company.
However, given the reactions of many players, they denied that this action in networks was the sign of an imminent announcement. More recently, Konami opened the official Silent Hill account on Twitter and published a video in which the mythical siren from the second installment could be heard.
The chronology happened as follows: first, the Japanese company confirmed that Dead by Dylight would have a crossover in which iconic characters such as Pyramid Head or Heather would appear in the game.
And everyone wonders: Is Silent Hill finally coming back? And then comes the disappointment. The same butterflies that flutter in the guts of the followers multiply every time Konami winks at the saga. These are some of the reactions to Silent Hill, a saga that has caused terror to millions of people around the world. "The fact that such a renowned company as Konami has decided to strategically cooperate with the Bloober Team means that we also joined the world leaders in gaming and became an equal partner for the leading players in this market.Strong emotions, heart thumps and a fire engine siren that twists your stomach as if you had a very tight knot. "It is a historic day for me and the culmination of several years of our work," Bloober boss Piotr Babieno said. In a quickly-pulled YouTube interview, the prolific video game composer teased he was composing music for a project which was "the one you're hoping to hear about".Įurogamer understands this video was disappeared offline as Yamaoka did indeed let slip more than he should.Īll of which brings us back to Bloober - which, perhaps not coincidentally, Yamaoka collaborated with for 2020's The Medium. Most recently, in February this year, Silent Hill composer Akira Yamaoka dropped a strong hint he was back working on the franchise. While unsuccessful, VGC has reported this pitch became part of its subsequent Dark Pictures Anthology project. Konami declined to share anything further on that at the time.īack in 2018, Until Dawn developer Supermassive Games was juggling multiple projects, which sources told Eurogamer at the time included a major pitch to make a new Silent Hill game. Since 2014's Hideo Kojima-helmed PT was cancelled, Konami has placed the franchise on ice and cut back the company's overall game development.īut fan interest in Silent Hill has never waned, and behind the scenes Konami has considered several possible avenues for reviving the series.īack in January, a report suggested multiple Silent Hill projects were in the works following a secret call from Konami to developers a couple of years ago. Today's announcement comes after a long period of silence on Silent Hill's future.
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