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For boasting a lot of horror games, though it did get a port of Resident Evil 4, which may be what prompted Konami to release Shattered Memories on the console. This is one of those entries I wasn’t sure about, in terms of adding it to the list. You see, Shattered Memories is considered more of a reimagining. It retells the premise of the first Silent Hill entry, but with a twist in the narrative, as well as changing some of the characters. Having said that, the fact that it does change the story somewhat means you could also consider it a new game. So, here it shall stay. Silent Hill 3 (2003) – 85% Image via Eurogamer. Now we’re into what I would label the classic Silent Hill era, which means we’ll be seeing some big scores. The third game is one that I was very much late to. I only managed to get around to playing it a few years ago, not for any reason other than I didn’t have the system to play it at the time of its release. I bought it as part of the much-maligned Silent Hill HD Collection, but that didn’t detract from my experience. With its themes of birth and pregnancy, not to mention the fact that you literally get to fight a god (spoilers!), Silent Hill 3 hit almost as hard as the previous two games. The fact that it came out just two years after what many regard as one

This is Silent Hill Heaven: The Ultimate Special Place for fans of Silent HillKonami’s Silent Hill franchise first debuted on the PlayStation in 1999, and established the series’ reputation for unsettling psychological horror. The series has now sold over eight million copies worldwide and is now considered one of the most influential horror franchises of all time.The follow-up sequel – seminal masterpiece Silent Hill 2 – was equally well received due to its unsettling atmosphere and masterful creature designs. Silent Hill 3 arrived in 2003, then came the utterly unique premise of Silent Hill: The Room just a year later.A prequel, Silent Hill Origins, hit the handheld PSP in 2007, closely followed by the global release of Silent Hill Homecoming in 2008, Shattered Memories in 2009, and then Silent Hill HD Collection, Book of Memories and Downpour released in 2012.Oh, and then there was that little playable teaser from Kojima Productions in 2014 entitled P.T., which is now widely regarded as one of the most terrifying horror games of all time… even if it didn’t quite ever become a full video game (yes, we’re still grumpy about it).The Silent Hill franchise has also since expanded with two major motion pictures and a comic series.And now, Silent Hill is back! 2023 saw the launch of Genvid’s Silent Hill Ascension interactive series, and an all-new playable teaser,ropped at January 2024’s State of Play presentation exclusively for PS5 players… and that’s not including the Silent Hill 2 Remake, which is set to release on PS5 and PC on October 8, 2024.With two new entirely new Silent Hill games still on the way – Silent Hill: Townfall and Silent Hill f – as well as new movie Return to Silent Hill, there’s never been a better time to be a pay a visit to Silent Hill…

An eeriness to it that was evidently missing from my gaming life. Silent Hill: Origins (2007) – 78% Image via IMDb. Beginning life on the long-defunct PlayStation Portable, Silent Hill: Origins is the first mainline entry in the series that wasn’t developed by Team Silent. Instead, the project was helmed by Climax Studios, which would go on to do ports for the likes of Assassin’s Creed Chronicles, as well as assist in the development of Returnal. So, not a bad career, overall. However, because Origins only came to the PSP and eventually the PS2, it would have been easy to miss this one. As the name suggests, it’s very much a prequel, beginning before the events of the first game. Everyone loves an origin story and this game is no different, putting us in the shoes of trucker Travis Grady as he comes face-to-face with some familiar characters. Earning a Metacritic score of 78% on PSP – just beating The Room – suggests this entry had a lot going for it. I’m sad that I missed out, truth be known. Silent Hill: Shattered Memories (2009) – 79% Image via Horror Geek Gaming. Another one from Climax Studios, the developer obviously had something about it that meant it was more than capable of creating a high-quality Silent Hill game. I think I’m also right in saying that this is the first and only installment in the series that was released on the Wii. The hugely successful Nintendo system wasn’t really known