
Silent Hills
Horror
Silent Hills was a planned next Silent Hill installment developed by Kojima Productions using their Fox Engine. It was officially cancelled on 26 April 2015.
1 Jan, 1970
16 May, 2025
About this game
Silent Hills was a planned next Silent Hill installment developed by Kojima Productions using their Fox Engine. It was officially cancelled on 26 April 2015.
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Platforms:
PlayStation 4
Release Date:
1 Jan, 1970
Modes:
Single player
Themes:
Horror
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Main Developers
Kojima Productions
Supporting Developers
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Publishers
Konami
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