Silent Hill f's director wanted to create something that is a "blend of new and nostalgic" for the game's Otherworld
It seems less rusty than the others at least...

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Silent Hill f's director𝔉 has shed some light on the game's Otherworld segments🌃, saying that the team wanted a "blend of new and nostalgic."
There have been a lot of different interpretations of Silent Hill at this point, but – barring Ascension and The Short Message – they've all had one thing in common: actually taking place in Silent Hill, Maine (the titular Book of Memories was sent from Silent Hill, I'm counting it). But Silent Hill f is breaking that trend; this time around it's taking place in 1960s Japan in a town called Ebisugaoka (which is based on a town that can be澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询: just 🤪as spooky, according to the locals).
And of course, there's another layer to Silent Hill; at some point or another, the protagonist will wander into the Otherworld. This is a part of Silent Hill that can reflect the psyche of whoever inhabits it (most famously it's a rusty and bloody mess in the original game). This time around, the Otherworld takes place in a place called 'The Dark Shrine,' we didn't get to see much of it in 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:the recent trailer, although it was h🦄ome to a horrific doll monster.
Konami made a new post on the showing off The Dark Shrine in all its glory. While this isn't exactly a big deal, Silent Hill f's director, Al Yang, chimed in with some more details ꦇabout the new Otherworld. In a Yang said, "One of the big challenges for us on SILENT HILL f was to create an interesting Otherworld for our new setting." Afterwards, Yang dug a little dﷺeeper into the philosophy behind the design, saying that NeoBards wanted to find "that blend of new and nostalgic."
Of course, details on just what Silent Hill f has in store are still being held close to Konami's chest. But considering the game has already been 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:rated by the ESRB and CERO (making it the first game in the series to be澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询: rated 18+ in Japan), it's likely we'꧙ll find out more in the near future.
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