I can’t stop thinking about Silent Hill f. Konami’s latest entry in the long-running survival horror franchise, this time developed by NeoBards Entertainment, is easily the most fascinating game I’ve played all year. From its disturbing lore and ties to Japanese mythology, to its weirdly unnerving cast of characters, each run through the foggy streets of rural Ebisugaoka unveils major revelations about the town and its inhabitants.
For this article, I have attempted to keep spoilers for Silent Hill f to a minimum. But if you’re wholly unfamiliar with the game, I highly suggest going in blind before reading this piece, as I do touch on narrative elements and themes that only become apparent once you’ve gotten stuck in. Consider this a light spoiler warning if you have even the slightest interest in Silent Hill f.
