UPDATE: Konami has issued a clarification regarding the earnings results, stating that the game in question is Silent Hill: Townfall.
Konami appear to be sticking to their claim of a new Silent Hill title every year, according to their latest earnings report. The publisher’s latest earnings results confirms that along with the upcoming remake of the PS1 original currently in development by Bloober Team, a separate brand-new entry is also in the works.
“As a continuation of our ongoing efforts, we are currently developing a brand-new title in the Silent Hill series, as well as a remake of the first installment, Silent Hill,” reads the report. Apart from that small blurb, no other details on the new entry were revealed.
As mentioned back in December, series producer Motoi Okamoto mentioned in a year-end interview with Japanese gaming website 4Gamer that Konami is looking to release a new entry in the series of about one title per year. “I’m not sure how much of that we’ll be able to realize, but I’ll continue to do my best as producer of the Silent Hill series,” said Okamoto. “Ideally, we’d like to keep excitement around the Silent Hill series going at all times.”
And while we still haven’t had confirmation from No Code Games and Annapurna Interactive regarding the release of Silent Hill: Townfall (which had been announced back in 2022), one would again hope that the rumoured 2026 release sticks.
