A new story in the SILENT HILL series, 'SILENT HILL: Townfall,' is set to launch on September 24.

KONAMI and Annapurna Interactive unveiled a new trailer for SILENT HILL: Townfall during the latest State of Play. Developed by the Scottish studio No Code, the game is set in 1996 in the fictional Scottish fishing village of St. Amelia. While the setting differs from the American town of SILENT HILL, the thick fog—inspired by the coastal fishing villages of eastern Scotland—maintains the series' signature atmosphere.

The protagonist, Simon O'Dell, wakes up in a village he has no memory of, and the Player must piece together the fragments of O'Dell's past. Notably, the identity of a character previously heard only as a voice has been revealed as Joy, a local nurse. Since St. Amelia is unfamiliar to Simon, Joy is also portrayed as a stranger, and the nature of their relationship remains a central mystery of the game. No Code director Jon McKellan encouraged fans to discover the specific details by playing the game.

Instead of the radio that has become a series staple, a portable CRTV device serves as a key tool. The puzzles were also designed during the writing phase to be directly intertwined with the narrative.

The game will be released on PC and PS5, and KONAMI has also shared pre-order information. Those who purchase the Deluxe Edition will be granted 48-hour early access.