Konami’s first new silent silence hill in the era is a welcome change after Silent Hill 2 redo

Konami gave us the first appropriate view of Silent Hill F, a new incarnation of the survival horror series from Neobards Entertainment, Neobards Entertainment, taking place in the 1960s in Japan. You are Shimizu Hinako, a female student equipped with Hill Hill’s brand combo of a broken pipe and a psychological luggage block, where Ebisugaoka is submerged by a monstrous fog.

The choice of a scene is not that the United States has been ruffled by players who appreciate the association of Silent Hill with Twin Peaks and New England. Personally, I welcomed the departure after the retro loyalty of Silent Hill 2, and besides that, the common space that thing Far from the elderly hills. Look, they even have Akira Yamaoka contributing to the background music.

It seems that the change of the brand size of Silent Hill has returned, but the change of the kingdom of the new game seems to be a more biological horror, with crimson roots and horn -shaped flowers, rectangular images, geometric consumption instead of blood flavor, rust and normal toilet of Hill Hill. It is almost very beautiful, as you can expect from a game that challenges you “holding the hidden beauty in terrorism, or losing the madness ahead”. Perhaps “F” in the title is abbreviated for “flowers”. Or perhaps it stands for “peeling face”. Or maybe it stands for “Flip moves and embeds the trailer”.

I have never heard of Neobards before, and naturally, I wonder if they have ribs to pull a Silent Hill game out. Founded in 2017, they worked in the ability to support games like Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Marvel’s Avengers and some Resident Evil projects. They seem to have a first party release with their name, mobile game Dynasty Warriors M. I don’t know what to do with them, but I will give them a reputation for having a poem on their portfolio page (accidentally?)

Silent Hill F also features writing from Ryukishi07, author of the visual novel when they cry. The plot seems to suit your hobbies for creepy: According to Steam, the game “contains descriptions of gender distinctions, abuse of children, bullying, illusion of drugs, torture and graphic violence”. Developers say some of these difficult documents reflect “customs and culture” during the day. Perhaps they did not talk about the dislocated dolls on the foot of the stick stabbing, making me horrified regardless of the times.

If you really emerge and be confused when you are located in Japan, you may like to see it as a mental successor for Siren forbidden, PS2 Keiichiro Toyama’s horror game directed and co -composed after co -creation and directing the original Silent Hill. I remember having had an old time in Siren hiding behind the “Jacking” Manky Shibito boxes. If it has been put into PC, I volunteered it for our best horror game list.