The latest in Konami’s long-running psychological survivor horror franchise doesn't do its strong start justice, writes our reviewer.

Like the intravenous needle permanently jutting out of its hero’s wrist, Silent Hill: Townfall gives this long running series a welcome shot in the arm.

The famous Silent Hill survival horror franchise comes to a small Scottish fishing village, but while the location has ...

Screen Burn Interactive's take on Silent Hill builds off the bones of Observation and Alien: Isolation to deliver a slick yet ...

This review contains mild spoilers for gameplay mechanics, locations, creatures, and characters. It does not contain spoilers for the ending of Silent Hill: Townfall, nor the specifics of its story.

Townfall is deeply immersive, unsettling, sometimes fascinating, and painfully frustrating whenever it presents cool ideas and never takes them to their fullest potential.

Townfall is a brilliant reinvention of the Silent Hill formula while staying true to what makes the franchise so special.

Townfall’ may not be perfect, but its cryptic narrative and focus on puzzles makes up for its disappointing combat and overly long runtime.

Silent Hill f proved to the fanbase that the franchise doesn’t need to stick too closely to its roots in order to thrive, and Konami clearly has no intention of letting that forward momentum fizzle ...

Townfall delivers an excellent story, eerie atmosphere, and clever puzzles, but frustrating stealth mechanics keep it from reaching its full potential.

Silent Hill isn’t just a town anymore, it’s an idea that wriggles in your mind like writhing maggots on a mouldy steak, ...