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Official Updates on the Silent Hill Game You've All Forgotten

Exciting times for Silent Hill fans as the license comes back to life, with projects like Silent Hill F and Townfall in development, promising a fresh horrifying experience from Small Screen Burn, known for their immersive storytelling!

Carlos Mendoza 29 July 2025 · 1 min read

Key takeaways

Silent Hill franchise is experiencing a resurgence with multiple new projects and games in development, including the anticipated releases of Silent Hill 2 Remake and Silent Hill F.
A mysterious game titled Silent Hill: Townfall, developed by Screen Burn (formerly No Code), is also in production under Annapurna Interactive. Although details are scarce, a cryptic trailer was showcased during Konamis 2022 Transmission XXI event.
Development of Silent Hill: Townfall has been ongoing for almost three years, with the completion of Act 1 and the commencement of Act 2, indicating active progress.
Screen Burn emphasized their commitment to Silent Hill: Townfall, stating it as their most ambitious project to date, with a history of collaborations with Devolver Digital on titles like Stories Untold and Observation. The studio continues to work diligently on creating a spooky nightmare for the game.

Silent Hill's Rediscovery: New Projects and Upcoming Titles Unveiled

The Silent Hill franchise is experiencing a significant resurgence, with multiple new projects and games in development. Following the widespread positive reception to the announcement of the Silent Hill 2 Remake, attention is also focused on Silent Hill F, which is slated for release on September 25th next year for PS5, Xbox Series, and PC. Beyond these anticipated titles, another mysterious game, distinct from the recently announced Silent Hill 1 Remake, is also in the works from Annapurna Interactive and Screen Burn (formerly No Code).

Among these projects is Silent Hill: Townfall, a new installment developed by Screen Burn, previously known as No Code, under the umbrella of Annapurna Interactive. The game remains largely enigmatic, with its developers keeping details about their vision for Silent Hill under wraps. A cryptic trailer was showcased during Konami's 2022 Transmission XXI event, serving as the primary source of information thus far. Development has been underway for almost three years. Screen Burn recently announced a significant milestone: the completion of Act 1 and the commencement of Act 2, which confirms active development progress.

Silent Hill: Townfall - Developers' Ambitious Nightmare Unfolds Amidst Growth and Collaboration

Screen Burn emphasized their commitment to Silent Hill: Townfall, describing it as their most ambitious project to date. The studio detailed its five-year history, which included collaborations with Devolver Digital on titles like Stories Untold and Observation. The opportunity to work on Silent Hill: Townfall arose from a partnership with Annapurna Interactive and Konami. Regarding the project's status, Screen Burn stated, "The team has grown, we started brainstorming during lockdown, and we're still busy creating a spooky nightmare." This direct statement from the developer underscores their ongoing dedication to the project.

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Game info

Official Name: Silent Hill: Townfall
Brief Summary: Silent Hill: Townfall is an upcoming horror game developed by No Code, and published by Annapurna Interactive and Konami Digital Entertainment. It is a spin-off of the Silent Hill franchise, intended to launch an anthology series from various creatives, co-produced by Annapurna.
Platforms: PlayStation 5
Genre: Adventure
Content Rating: RP
Languages: Chinese (Simplified)
Genre: No Code
Genre: Annapurna Interactive