Silent Hill f Banned in Australia Over Graphic Content
The Australian Classification Board's 'Refused Classification' rating blocks the game's release, citing intense violence and sensitive themes.
- Silent Hill f has received a 'Refused Classification' rating in Australia, effectively banning its release unless changes are made.
- The Australian Classification Board has not provided a specific reason for the ban but cited the game's extreme content in its rating summary.
- The game features graphic depictions of violence, including scenes of torture, child abuse, and ritualistic acts, as described by the ESRB and its Steam page.
- Silent Hill f is the first game in the franchise to receive an 18+ rating in Japan, reflecting its intense and disturbing themes.
- Konami has not announced whether it plans to modify the game to meet Australian standards, leaving its availability in the country uncertain.