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

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

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Townfall hits all the notes you’d want from a Silent Hill game, delivering one of 2026’s best horror games in the process.

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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.

Silent Hill: Townfall feels like the full P.T. experience we never got. Here's our review.