It seems Konami is looking closely at Capcom’s successful strategy with the Resident Evil series. Their plan to bring back the Silent Hill franchise might just follow a similar yearly release schedule.
(1/2) I think I said this even back before the Silent Hill revival was officially announced years ago, but the plan always was for Silent Hill to be near-annual when it returned. Their plan early in was to release a new game a year the next few years in an earnest attempt to https://t.co/uaLLjYfpVp
— AestheticGamer aka Dusk Golem (@AestheticGamer1) June 28, 2025
Fans have been buzzing about Konami’s horror series, Silent Hill. A well-known leaker, AestheticGamer, also known as Dusk Golem, recently shared some insights. This leaker often provides accurate information about game series like Resident Evil. On X, formerly Twitter, someone asked Dusk Golem about the growing number of Silent Hill games. They wondered if Konami was trying to match Capcom’s success. The question also touched on whether more games were in development.
Dusk Golem responded to these questions. They pointed out that Konami had announced the Silent Hill revival a year ago. The original plan was always for new Silent Hill games to come out almost every year once the series returned. It seems Konami is seriously working towards this goal. They hope to make it happen over the next few years.
However, Dusk Golem added a note of caution. They stressed that this information isn’t new; Konami had mentioned it before. This doesn’t guarantee that new Silent Hill games will actually launch every year. It will likely take some time before we see if Konami can truly deliver on this yearly release schedule. The big question remains: can Silent Hill really compete with Resident Evil again? We will have to wait and see what happens.