Silent Hill Townfall: Release date speculation, gameplay and trailer

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What’s that you see approaching in the fog? That’s right. It’s another brand-new Silent Hill game!

Konami recently showcased Silent Hill Townfall during a PlayStation State of Play event. With the announcement, many are eager to learn more about this new horror game, which joins the upcoming Silent Hill 2 remake and Silent Hill f.

Like the previously announced project ‘f’, Townfall is a completely new Silent Hill game with its own unique setting and story.

We’re now going to a creepy town on a foggy Scottish island. It definitely sounds like a spooky place!

Curious about the new Silent Hill: Townfall game? Here’s everything you need to know, including the release date, where to buy it, which platforms it’s available on, and what to anticipate from this first-person psychological horror experience.

Scroll to the end of the page for a trailer!

When is the Silent Hill Townfall release date?

The Silent Hill Townfall release date window is 2026, Konami has confirmed.

As of now, Konami has only announced that the game will be released sometime in 2026.

Considering past releases in this series, we estimate the game will likely come out sometime between September and November of 2026.

We expect to share more specifics shortly, including the official release date, as soon as Konami announces it. We’ll update this page with those details then.

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Can I pre-order Silent Hill Townfall?

Yes, you can pre-order Silent Hill Townfall ahead of its release date!

You’ll find pre-orders are open for the physical PS5 version of the game on websites such as GAME.

Okay, so about Townfall – don’t get too excited about that December 31st, 2026 date you’re seeing on GAME and other sites. It’s just a temporary date they put there as a placeholder, and there’s no actual confirmed release date yet.

We’ll update this page with more information when it becomes available.

On PC, you can wishlist Silent Hill Townfall on Steam and the Epic Games Store.

Which consoles and platforms can play Silent HIll Townfall?

Konami has announced that Silent Hill Townfall is coming to PlayStation 5 and computers through the Epic Games Store and Steam.

As of writing, the game has not been confirmed for Xbox Series X/S or Nintendo Switch 2.

Okay, so there’s been no official announcement, but remember how the Silent Hill 2 remake first came out on PlayStation 5 and then hit Xbox Series X/S about a year later? That gives me a little hope that Townfall might follow the same pattern, meaning if you don’t have a PS5, we might not have to wait too long to play it on other platforms.

Silent Hill Townfall gameplay and story details

Silent Hill Townfall is a new installment in the Silent Hill series, taking place in the eerie, fictional Scottish town of St. Amelia in 1996. The town is inspired by the real village of St Monans in Fife, and appears deserted, shrouded in thick fog. Don’t expect a warm welcome, though!

You’ll take on the role of Simon Ordell and be responsible for solving the mystery and setting things straight.

The CRTV appears to be a key element in both the story and how you play Silent Hill Townfall.

This small portable TV will receive signals that should help you uncover the mystery of St. Amelia.

Townfall is played from the player’s perspective, and it’s a standalone story – you don’t need to have experience with other Silent Hill games to enjoy or understand it.

Like any good Silent Hill game, I’ll be dodging enemies and taking them on, but I won’t have a ton of weapons or gear to work with – it’s all about making the most of what I’ve got.

Is there a Silent Hill Townfall trailer?

Okay, gamers, you NEED to see this! There is a trailer for the new Silent Hill game, Townfall! I just watched the official reveal trailer and it looks seriously creepy. It shows off the setting, who you play as, and even some actual gameplay. Seriously, check it out – it’s giving me chills!

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Toby SaundersFreelance Writer

Toby Saunders is a freelance journalist who focuses on video games. He’s written for several popular websites, like PCGamesN, Nintendo Life, and Pocket Tactics, and brings a lot of experience to his work. He also has a degree in Film Studies, so he sometimes writes about movies and television as well.

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2026-02-24 19:36