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Silent Hill f: Day One Edition (2025)

Silent Hill f: Day One Edition cover
Developer
NeoBards Entertainment
Publisher
Konami
Platforms
Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5
Genres
Puzzle, Adventure
Where to get it
Website

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How it feels

A slow-burn survival horror that immerses you in a tense, psychological nightmare set in a 1960s Japanese town, where you must manage resources and solve puzzles under constant atmospheric dread.

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About

Silent Hill f is a survival horror game published by Konami as part of the Silent Hill series. It is set in rural Japan during the 1960s, marking a departure from the franchise’s traditional Western settings. The story is written by Ryukishi07 and focuses on psychological horror, social pressure, and transformation. The Day One Edition includes the full game and the following additional items, provided via a voucher included in the game pack: the White Marine School Uniform, Omamori (Peony), and an item pack containing one Shriveled Aburaage, one Holy Water, and one Emergency Kit.

Screenshots

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