Silent Hill: Townfall launches on September 24, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and PC, with pre-orders now live. Developed by Screen Burn Interactive (formerly No Code) and published by Konami alongside Annapurna Interactive, the psychological horror spin-off takes players to the fog-covered Scottish island of St. Amelia.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Release Date | September 24, 2026 |
| Developer | Screen Burn Interactive (formerly No Code) |
| Publishers | Konami, Annapurna Interactive |
| Platforms | PlayStation 5, PC (Steam, Epic Games Store) |
| Genre | Psychological Horror, Survival Horror |
| Protagonist | Simon Ordell |
| Setting | St. Amelia, Scotland (1996) |
| Perspective | First-Person |
| Pre-Orders | Available now |
| Price | Expected around $49.99 / £44.99 based on retailer listings and pre-orders |
Silent Hill: Townfall release date
Konami officially confirmed that Silent Hill: Townfall will launch on September 24, 2026. The announcement was made during Sony’s June 2026 State of Play presentation, ending years of speculation following the game’s original reveal in 2022.
The game forms part of Konami’s ongoing Silent Hill revival, following the releases of Silent Hill 2 Remake and Silent Hill f.
Silent Hill: Townfall – Pricing and editions
Konami has not yet published final global pricing details on all storefronts. However, retailer listings and pre-order pages indicate a standard edition price of approximately $49.99 USD. Special editions have not been officially detailed as of June 2026.
Digital pre-orders are expected across PlayStation Store, Steam, and Epic Games Store closer to launch.
Silent Hill: Townfall story explained
Unlike previous Silent Hill entries that focus on the town itself, Townfall takes place on the mysterious island of St. Amelia, inspired by the real Scottish coastal village of St Monans.
Players control Simon Ordell, a man who is called back to the island to “put things right.” As Simon explores the abandoned settlement, he uncovers fragmented memories, disturbing truths, and supernatural horrors linked to his past.
The narrative centers heavily on themes of guilt, trauma, memory, and psychological torment—hallmarks of the Silent Hill franchise.
Silent Hill: Townfall – Gameplay features
Townfall represents a major departure for the series:
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Camera | First-person perspective |
| Combat | Limited firearms and melee weapons |
| Stealth | Hide and evade enemies |
| Exploration | Semi-open island environments |
| Puzzle Design | Narrative-driven environmental puzzles |
| Special Device | CRTV handheld device |
A key gameplay mechanic is the CRTV, a mysterious handheld device that can reveal hidden clues, detect nearby enemies, and deliver cryptic messages tied to the island’s history.
Combat is intentionally resource-constrained, encouraging players to avoid encounters whenever possible rather than engaging every enemy directly.
Silent Hill: Townfall – Platforms and system availability
Confirmed launch platforms include:
- PlayStation 5
- PC via Steam and Epic Games Store
As of June 2026, Konami has not announced Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, or Nintendo Switch 2 versions.
FAQs
No. Townfall is a standalone story set in a new location with new characters, though it shares the psychological horror themes that define the franchise.
Currently, only PS5 and PC versions have been announced. Konami has not confirmed an Xbox release.
No. The game features explorable environments and interconnected areas on St. Amelia, but it is not a fully open-world title.
The game is developed by Screen Burn Interactive, the studio formerly known as No Code, creators of narrative horror titles such as Observation and Stories Untold.
What this means for Silent Hill fans
Silent Hill: Townfall looks set to be one of the franchise’s boldest experiments in years. By shifting the action to a remote Scottish island, adopting a first-person viewpoint, and emphasizing psychological storytelling over combat, Konami and Screen Burn are aiming to deliver a fresh interpretation of Silent Hill horror while preserving the series’ trademark atmosphere. If the recent trailers are any indication, September 24 could mark one of the year’s most intriguing horror releases.
