Konami producer claims Townfall might outshine Silent Hill 2 Remake
2 Sep 17 9:42 PM · 6d ago · 6 articles · 4 comments · 2 sources · development 2 of 7
A Konami producer suggests the game could exceed the critical and commercial success of 2024's acclaimed Silent Hill 2 Remake, positioning it as a major franchise milestone.
“The trick is to avoid Silent Hill fans. Nobody hates Silent Hill more than them. I would not trust the Silent Hill fanbase to tell you what is a good Silent Hill game and what isn't.”
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What was reported 3 claims about this development
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first by Game Informer, 3d ago · also Rock Paper Shotgun, Polygon
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- Silent Hill: Townfall review - an often inspired, if slightly lumbering trek into the fog Rock Paper Shotgun · 3d ago
- Silent Hill: Townfall Can't Match the Stellar Reviews of 2025's Silent Hill f Polygon · 3d ago
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first by PlayStation LifeStyle, 3d ago · also Polygon
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first by KONAMI GROUP CORPORATION, 6d ago · also DualShockers
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- Konami Producer Says Silent Hill: Townfall Might Outshine Silent Hill 2 Remake DualShockers · 6d ago
What people said 4 voices · verbatim
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The trick is to avoid Silent Hill fans. Nobody hates Silent Hill more than them. I would not trust the Silent Hill fanbase to tell you what is a good Silent Hill game and what isn’t.
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True, the SH sub was filled with negativity before SH2R as well but it seems worse here with Townfall. (Weirdly SHf got a pass on pre-release negativity in there for some reason).
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I pre-ordered just hope I won't need to replay it 50 million times to get the "true" ending. Looking at you F.
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I mean judging from Silent Hill 2 and F’s reception I’d imagine people are excited for this.
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