Silent Hill Articles

Konami might have two new Silent Hill games in development, and Bloober Team could be handling one of them.

Silent Hill's Keiichiro Toyama wants to "shake up everyday life" with his latest project and has the creep-factor to do it.

P.T. isn't available on the PlayStation Store for PS4, and it won't be available on the PlayStation Store for the PS5.

The writer and designer behind Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is interested in making a sequel.

Sometimes players want just a bit more than upscaled ports. With the PS5 on its way, which PlayStation classics deserve that coveted remaster, remake, or even sequel?

One of the most iconic horror gaming franchises is joining forces with Dead By Daylight to bring this popular series back from the dead.

New rumors point to Silent Hill reboot as a PS5 exclusive, but how reliable are they?

The Silent Hill reboot rumor that's floating around just looks more and more likely.

Konami says the rumors of Silent Hill remakes are false, though they aren't "completely closing the door on the franchise."

More rumors about two new Silent Hill games keep flooding in, and they're looking increasingly likely.

Christophe Gans and Victor Hadida are working on new movies in the long-running horror video game franchises.

Silent Hill may not be dead after all. New rumors point to potential rumblings at Konami.

You should only play the games on this list if you enjoy testing your mettle against things that go bump in the night.

People have many misconceptions of what horror games are that need to be cleared up.

The five grumpiest, grinchiest, and most cold-hearted characters in all of video gamedom.

GameSkinny talks with an aspiring developer who hopes to restore the horror genre to its former glory.

Video games are my favorite form of art, but that might not be the case in the future - here is why.

How a great horror series became just a relic of a once majestic past.

Game movies tend to be bad, but movies based on horror games are truly the cream of the awful crop!

Why is it that the franchises you like when you're young don't remain equally engaging forever, even when more sequels come out?