Silent Hill is one of the most iconic franchises in gaming, and it's featured some pretty neat trailers over the years.

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"'Silent Hill f' is not currently classified as 'Refused Classification' in Australia," reads a statement from the ...

Silent Hill f has been refused classification and banned in Australia. While the reason wasn't given, the ESRB reveals the likely reasons.

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this was revealed to be due to implied sexual violence involving minors - and this isn't even the first Silent Hill game to be banned, as Homecoming's eye-watering "high impact" torture scene ...

such as the aforementioned Downpour and Silent Hill Homecoming. Given the lack of even a release window, it seems that Silent Hill F is still a ways out and probably won't release for PS5 in 2025.

Publisher Konami and developer NeoBards Entertainment announced Silent Hill f is in development for the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam, Epic Games Store, and Microsoft Store.