Silent Hill: Townfall releases September 24, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and PC, developed by Screen Burn Interactive (formerly No Code) and published by KONAMI alongside Annapurna Interactive. It's a first-person survival horror game set in a location distinct from any previous Silent Hill entry.
Release date and platforms
Silent Hill: Townfall releases September 24, 2026 on:
- PS5 — PlayStation Store
- PC — Steam and Epic Games Store
There is no Xbox version. The game is not coming to Nintendo Switch.
Editions:
- Standard Edition: $49.99
- Deluxe Edition: $59.99
What is Silent Hill: Townfall?
Screen Burn Interactive — the studio formerly known as No Code, which made Observation and Stories Untold — is developing this entry. KONAMI is publishing alongside Annapurna Interactive, marking Annapurna's involvement in the Silent Hill revival.
The game is set in St. Amelia, a fog-covered town separate from the franchise's traditional Maine setting. It's a first-person survival horror game that prioritizes atmosphere and mystery over action.
Story
You play as Simon Ordell, a man trapped in a loop who keeps waking up in the water near the fog-choked town of St. Amelia. The structure suggests something is resetting — Simon keeps returning to the same starting point with gaps in his memory. Piecing together what happened to him in the past is the central mystery.
The CRTV radio is your main tool for interacting with the environment. Beyond that, the game emphasizes limited resources, threats you can't always fight directly, and a town that feels like it's hiding something deliberate.
Gameplay
Screen Burn Interactive's background in atmospheric horror — Observation was set on a space station and told through security cameras; Stories Untold used text-adventure mechanics — means Townfall leans into tension and environmental storytelling rather than combat. You'll manage scarce supplies, avoid or carefully handle threats, and use the radio to interact with the world around you.
Is Silent Hill: Townfall on Xbox Game Pass or PS Plus?
No. The game is not on Xbox Game Pass (there is no Xbox version), and PS Plus availability has not been confirmed. Nintendo Switch Online does not apply.
Announcement timeline
- February 12, 2026 — First gameplay footage and story details revealed at PlayStation State of Play
- June 2, 2026 — New trailer and confirmed release date (September 24, 2026) announced at PlayStation State of Play