Konami has breathed new life into the Silent Hill series with its latest project Silent Hill Ascension. I've been waiting for a new installment in the series for many, many years, and it looks to be a spookier Halloween. Here's everything we know about the project, including the release date, trailer, and more.
What is the release date for Silent Hill Ascension?
Silent Hill Ascension will go live on October 31, 2023, at 9pm ET / 6pm PT. You can follow the official Silent Hill X (Twitter) @SilentHill and Facebook page for more information and updates on the game.
What is Silent Hill Ascension?
Silent Hill Ascension is an interactive streaming service. All Silent Hill fans worldwide can watch and play together, affecting the story's outcome. According to Jacob Navok (executive producer of Silent Hill Ascension), new scenes will drop every day for six months.
Every decision we make daily will affect the story's outcome and the characters' faith. Developers will combine all the decisions during the week into an episode each week and then into an entire horror series at the end.
How to play Silent Hill Ascension
Silent Hill Ascension can be accessed through a browser or the Silent Hill Ascension app, which will be available on both the App Store and Google Play. Both apps can be pre-installed so you can enjoy the content as soon as it comes out.
Silent Hill Ascension trailer
The Silent Hill Ascension trailer gives us a brief glimpse into what to expect from the event. In it, we see a girl in danger and a live chat commenting about whether they can save her. While in the stream, we will do the same: try to save (or kill) as many characters as possible.
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