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Elie Gould

Silent Hill f's director is breaking tradition by adding 'more entertaining and thrilling action' to appeal to younger audiences

A Japanese schoolgirl, partially obscured by red flowers.

Apparently, the kids love to fight—at least according to Silent Hill f director Al Yang and producer Motoi Okamoto. So to appeal to these new audiences, the next Silent Hill game will have fewer moody walks in the mist and more fights with a lead pipe.

"Inserting more entertaining and thrilling action into Silent Hill f was an idea I had ever since the early phases of the development," Okamoto says in an interview with Game*Spark (via Automaton). "And, since NeoBards Entertainment is a company that’s tremendously good at making action games, this is also one of the reasons why we decided to choose them as the developers."

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