Konami has finally revealed a new trailer for Silent Hill f

the first main-series entry in over a decade. This upcoming survival horror game promises a fresh take on the franchise, blending psychological horror with a chilling 1960s Japanese setting.

Unlike previous Silent Hill games, which took place in eerie American towns, Silent Hill f transports players to a quiet, rural village in Japan. The trailer showcases hauntingly beautiful yet unsettling environments filled with strange, plant-like growths, ominous spirits, and disturbing creatures. One of the most terrifying moments features a young girl walking through the town as it becomes consumed by red flowers, hinting at a deep connection between the horror elements and Japanese folklore. Konami has brought in a strong team to craft the game’s narrative, including renowned Japanese writer Ryukishi07, best known for his work on psychological horror visual novels such as Higurashi no Naku Koro ni. His expertise in creating disturbing, slow-burn horror stories suggests that Silent Hill f will take a more narrative-driven approach, exploring themes of fear, trauma, and the supernatural.

The game is being developed by Neobards Entertainment, a Taiwan-based studio with experience in working on major franchises like Resident Evil. Silent Hill f will use Unreal Engine 5, ensuring stunning visuals and atmospheric effects that elevate its horror experience.

The trailer hints at grotesque new monsters, including a mysterious woman covered in spores and a house consumed by eerie fungal growths. The protagonist appears to be a teenage girl who is trapped in this terrifying nightmare, possibly facing betrayal from those around her—one of the key themes confirmed by the developers. Konami has emphasized that Silent Hill f will be a mix of exploration, survival, puzzle-solving, and intense psychological horror. While classic elements of Silent Hill are expected to return, the game will introduce new gameplay mechanics that cater to modern horror fans. While no official release date has been confirmed, Silent Hill f is set to launch on PlayStation 5, Windows PC, and Xbox Series X.