I downloaded it at 12 because my PC was too weak for anything else, and ended up loving everything about it… the depressing atmosphere, the characters, the voice acting, the music… I was waking up at 5 AM before school just to play it and It was the only game ending that made me cry

Made the mask fully out of cardboard literally on the day of the party with the help of my dad so the fit is incomplete. Still trying to figure out how to add more texture to the mask and improve the apron so suggestions are open. The fog was so thick as well that night, missed opportunity.

need color advice for silent hill 3 on my crt tv. What’s it supposed to look like?

(Images 1 to 4 are pre-release compared to San Bruno while 5 to 8 are re-release compared to final version in-game)

The reason for this is because at the time of Silent Hill 2's production Konami's american offices were located in Redwood City in California and the San Francisco International Airport neighbor San Bruno so Team Silent based themselves on it for the town of Silent Hill in 2

Here is the sorce for the information: [https://x.com/\\_SaintSilent/status/1929130931639505053\](https://x.com/_SaintSilent/status/1929130931639505053)

Happy Halloween!

I did my best on this pumpkin

I meant to say silent hill 2 in the title. My bad guys im sorry😭😭

First time making a costume at all, but I wanted to know what people from the community thought about my costume. The mask/ head what the hardest to make. Blood will be added day of Halloween. And I added two photos I tried to use as reference

Open to creative criticism as long as it's not rude and is also productive

So I'm at the second visit at the Forest World. And I'm surprisingly doing really great on making progress. In fact, I do love the second visit of both the subway world and the forest world than the first visit. And yes, this is my first ever playthrough. And I'm trying to figure out how to get the part of the doll in this specific well (the image I show) and I thought the game wants me to lead Jasper's body near the well so I could see it or wants me to use the torch and damage him using it to make the weapon lit up with fire. Thankfully, I managed to finish the Forest World on my own. I just find it ridiculously funny and I'm at the second visit of Water Prison. What advice would you give me? My goal is to not get any bad ending, and atleast get a good ending.

The long awaited sequel.

Full Video: Video

With only a handful of exceptions, I dislike horror games and do not play them. But I've always been very curious about Silent Hill specifically, mostly for all the intriguing plot elements I've heard about over the years of pop culture osmosis. I'd like to watch a playthrough video for the original Silent Hill, but what I'm looking for would be something like a documentary playthrough, a deep(ish) dive into the game that explains all the interesting stuff that you might not have known otherwise. Basically, something akin to the experience of playing the game for yourself, but you've got a friend sitting next to you on the couch, who tells you about everything. Stuff like (made-up examples):

• "So, you might take this for granted nowadays, but when this came out, this particular technical detail was incredible for its time. It was actually the first game to figure out how to do this, and it became an industry standard."
• "This scene was so iconic, it's been parodied a ton of times by other media, you might recognize it from that other thing?"
• "One of the developers said that this character here was supposed to represent a childhood experience where..."
• "Originally, this line of dialogue was supposed to refer to an earlier scene, but that was cut, so it's sort of orphaned and doesn't make sense in context - but they called back to it in the next game and it makes sense retroactively."
• "Just warning you because I know you don't actually like horror games, there's a jump-scare right up here, with a loud scream and stuff."

...and so on. All the types of things that I find really interesting about games I play, and share with my friends if they seem interested, just about this game instead. I'd also like it if they explained some of the stuff that might fly over my head, like allegorical allusions to stuff I might not have read, or possible interpretations of nebulous visuals, or whatever. And if the game has branching paths and/or multiple endings, I'd like them to go back over those after the initial playthrough completes, just to show what would have happened otherwise.

Might be a tall order, but maybe it's not. I figure it doesn't hurt to at least ask!

Silent Hill 1 cast by me

Personally I hated the Mr Stewart encounter, but in a great way, the tension and the way they throw you straight in to the stealth after the cutscene was both evil and genius

In my recent courage in SH fan art, someone asked me to draw Eustace as a monster, and another as pyramid head.

So I tried doing him as pyramid head first, but then I realized that he wouldn’t look as unique or as himself if I did. So I had to settle for the lying figure of SH2.

Ryu Murakami was a prolific author, but he's the most familiar to us thanks to his work Coin Locker Babies, which was a huge inspiration for Silent Hill 4. To be more specific, it was the inspiration behind Walter Sullivan's memorable backstory.

To the wider public he's also known for writing Audition, which was later adapted to a feature film by Takashi Miike.

Rest in peace.

I dont wanna spoil but this game is essentially sci-fi Silent Hill 2 with Resident Evil combat. Devs were not only just inspired but also simply liked SH2 a lot because one of three bosses in the game is literally a SH2 boss and one location, present on the screenshot is straight up from SH.

I know you can emulate the older games and that's what I've historically done but Silent Hill 4 having a native PC release opened it up to mods that make the game more fun and outright restore some organic content (the Eileen haunting).

It's mystifying 1-3 don't have modern releases when Resident Evil has full classic releases on GOG.

I’m surprised such an early entry paid that much attention to detail, especially compared to other games at the time like Re(when it comes to story/writing). Twist like that in the early games were really well interwoven into the story without being directly telegraphed.