Konami's iconic survival-horror franchise is back in a meaningful way right now, as the latest entry, Silent Hill f, has already crossed a million copies sold, as confirmed by Konami in a report on Monday.
Silent Hill f crossed this milestone just one day after the release of the standard edition on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, and PlayStation 5, meaning it's now the fastest-selling Silent Hill game ever.
The title was previously held by Bloober Team's Silent Hill 2 remake, which launched last year on PlayStation 5 and PC and has sold over 2 million copies as of January earlier this year.
As of June 2025 (prior to Silent Hill f's launch), the Silent Hill franchise as a whole had sold over 11.7 million copies, per Konami, making this game's addition a significant boost to the whole.
Developed by NeoBards Entertainment — a studio that's previously provided support work on titles like Square Enix's Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth and Capcom's Resident Evil franchise — Silent Hill f is the first new, paid entry in the series since 2012's Silent Hill Downpour.
I say "paid" because a team at Konami did develop and release a free title called Silent Hill: The Short Message on PlayStation 5 early last year. It received mixed reviews, with some praise for the thematic ideas but criticism around the overall structure.
