Konami will reveal its plans for the future of the Silent Hill series on Wednesday. You can watch its live stream here from 2pm PT / 5pm ET / 10pm BST / 11pm CEST ➡️
It’s hosting several Silent Hill Transmission videos that will be made available to the public later today, and in the description of one, the title ‘Silent Hill 2’ was briefly listed, as well as a placeholder link to theFurthermore, in the metadata for the
same video, the titles ‘Silent Hill: Ascension’ and ‘Return to Silent Hill’ were also found, although it’s unclear if these refer to games or other properties that will be revealed during the stream.that Konami was planning to revive the long-dormant horror series.
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