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Silent Hill: Townfall Confirmed for Sept. 24 Release

Previews say Screen Burn’s 1996-set spinoff reshapes the series into a puzzle-driven first-person horror focused on stealth, scarce combat, multiple endings, a portable CRTV

Overview

  • Previews published Wednesday, July 29, 2026 confirmed Konami and Screen Burn will release Silent Hill: Townfall on September 24 for PlayStation 5 and Windows PC.
  • The game is set in 1996 in the fogbound Scottish town of St. Amelia and follows protagonist Simon Ordell as he uncovers the town’s fractured past.
  • A handheld CRTV device sits at the center of gameplay by revealing clues, showing enemy positions even through walls, and interacting with puzzles and objectives.
  • Combat is stealth-first with scarce firearms and melee options that encourage avoidance, and the game includes an IV-bag revive system that restores the player if equipped at death.
  • Previews estimate a 10–14 hour main story with five endings, note a cinematic 2.35:1 presentation and PS5 Quality/Performance modes, and say wider platform availability beyond PS5 and PC has not been confirmed.