A new trailer for Silent Hill F has been revealed by Konami at today’s Opening Night Live, steering away from the over-the-top violence seen in earlier previews in favor of establishing its narrative.

Set against the backdrop of a Showa era town in 1960s Japan, the trailer hints at familiar horror elements as the protagonist navigates through eerie landscapes filled with suspense.

The trailer features Hinako Shimizu, an unlucky character, who explores the haunting realities of Silent Hill, where twists from a serene village to gruesome scenarios unfold rapidly. Silent Hill F
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Watch the trailer here.

Motoi Okamoto, the series producer, expressed his vision for the game to harness the essence of authentic Japanese horror. “As the series progressed, I felt that the essence of Japanese horror was lost. I wanted to create a Silent Hill that embodies 100% of Japanese-style horror spirit.”

The game launches next month on September 25, coinciding with the Tokyo Game Show, promising further insights before its release.