Konami announced that sales for Silent Hill F has surpassed two million copies worldwide. The number is based on the publisher’s internal tracking, and includes both physical and digital sales. The game sold its first million copies within its launch week.
Meanwhile, the remake to Silent Hill 2 has now over 6 million players. This number includes physical sales, digital sales as well as player count from subscription services. The game was featured on PS Plus Game Catalog.
Silent Hill F and the Silent Hill 2 (2024) are two different games by different developers, each finding their own success.
Silent Hill F is the first time the survival horror series, more known for its emphasis on psychological horror, tackle a Japanese setting, featuring a story written by Ryukishi07, creature and character designs by kera and the return of Silent Hill series composer Akira Yamaoka as part of the team of composers that created the game’s soundtrack. Silent Hill F is developed by NeoBards Entertainment.
Silent Hill 2 (2024), based on the seminal 2001 original, is developed by Bloober Team.
If you haven’t picked up either games, the Silent Hill 2 and Silent Hill F Dual Pack is currently 40% off on the PS Store.
The next Silent Hill game will again feature a different developer at its helm. Silent Hill Townfall will be developed by Screen Burn Interactive, with a joint publishing deal between Konami and Annapurna Interactive.
Silent Hill F and Silent Hill 2 (2024) are out now on PS5, PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, Microsoft Store) and Xbox Series X|S.