After years of waiting, Konami has officially unveiled a release date trailer for Silent Hill: Townfall. The new footage offers fans a fresh look at story details, gameplay, and available game editions ahead of its scheduled release on September 24, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and PC

What Silent Hill: Townfall tries to tell us.

As the newly released trailer suggests, Simon Ordell wakes up in the Scottish island village of St. Amelia with no memory of how he got there, but knowing that he needs to "set things right." The gameplay shown in the trailer is entirely from a first-person perspective, revealing that exploration, puzzle elements, and combat against grotesque monsters will play a major role.

Although first-person, Silent Hill: Townfall also retains some of the survival horror staples that have made the series what it is. Simon’s investigation is aided by the mysterious CRTV, which acts as a replacement for the radio used in previous installments, allowing him to detect the presence of nearby creatures, as well as uncovering additional information about the town’s long-forgotten history.

What's Included in Every Edition?

Silent Hill: Townfall Comes in Multiple Editions
Konami has announced that the next entry in the series will come in multiple editions for players who wish to experience this latest psychological horror challenge.

Edition Included Content
Standard Edition • Full base game
Standard Edition Pre-Purchase • Full game
• CRTV Style: Rusted
Deluxe Edition • Full game
• Simon's Outfit: Alternate
• Digital artbook
• Digital soundtrack
Deluxe Edition Pre-Purchase • Full game
• CRTV Style: Rusted
• Simon's Outfit: Alternate
• Digital artbook
• Digital soundtrack
• Two days of Early Access

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Thanks to the mysterious Scottish setting and the use of the first-person perspective, Silent Hill: Townfall seems ready to deliver one of the interesting horror gaming experiences of 2026. Following the gameplay trailer released by Konami, it becomes clear that the upcoming title has the potential to truly live up to the legacy of one of the scariest game franchises of all time. From its announcement, fans have been speculating what this next installment would bring, and with the latest trailer showcasing a completely new approach to the Silent Hill formula, it is safe to say that Konami has pulled out all the stops to ensure another Silent Hill entry worthy of terror and horror.