Silent Hill Transmission logo. Image source: Insider Gaming Network.

Everything from the Silent Hill Transmission

With a fresh October 8, 2024 release date announced during the recent PlayStation State of Play, the Silent Hill 2 Remake drags die-hard fans of the original and newcomers alike into the barren, terrifying, psychological-horror town. We also got behind-the-scenes glimpses at the upcoming Return to Silent Hill film, and a showcase of some awesome new merch and collectibles. Read on to check out everything from the Silent Hill Transmission!

Watch the full stream here.

Silent Hill 2 Remake extended gameplay deep dive

This longer look delves into the game’s signature claustrophobic atmosphere, terrifying enemies, and immersive sound design that should satiate many horror fans. The over-the-shoulder perspective brings a new gameplay layer, as combat is similar to that of Alan Wake 2. Protagonist James Sunderlands fights his way through the cursed town and takes on creepy nurse-monsters, so it appears to be a faithful recreation of the original’s narrative and tone, with modern gameplay improvements and quality of life features.

Return to Silent Hill movie

The third in the film franchise, Return to Silent Hill aims to be a an adaption of the Silent Hill 2 story, with Jeremy Irvine playing James Sunderland. We got a bit of behind the scenes footage from the stream, but no release date has been confirmed.

New merch and collectibles

Also showcased were a Pyramid Head Nendoroid figure, a “Dog Ending” statue, a limited edition coin puzzle set, a Sakura Head 1/6 scale statue, and more.

Silent Hill: The Short Message is the most recent release in the franchise and serves as a sort proof of concept and technology showcase. The game is a free, extremely short experimental psychologic-horror experience that has players exploring an abandoned apartment block while investigating the death of their best friend.

Are you excited for the return of the Silent Hill franchise? Let us know on our socials, and be sure to hang around Temple of Geek in the coming weeks for coverage of all of the upcoming video game events. We’ll be at Summer Game Fest and Play Days, so expect tons of news!

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  • Myles Obenza

    Myles is an editor with Temple of Geek where he primarily covers video games, with freelance work published on sites like IGN and SmashPad. He has extensive experience with live event coverage, with shows like San Diego Comic-Con, Summer Game Fest, D23, and Star Wars Celebration under his belt. Follow him on Twitter @MylesObenza

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Myles Obenza

Myles Obenza

Myles is an editor with Temple of Geek where he primarily covers video games, with freelance work published on sites like IGN and SmashPad. He has extensive experience with live event coverage, with shows like San Diego Comic-Con, Summer Game Fest, D23, and Star Wars Celebration under his belt. Follow him on Twitter @MylesObenza

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