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Hinako headshot

How to solve the Shrine Vault puzzle in Silent Hill f

By Elie Gould published

Child's play Riddle me this.

Child's play
A scarecrow.

How to solve the scarecrow Field puzzle in Silent Hill f

By Elie Gould published

Straw man Words can hurt.

Straw man
A bug in Silent Hill F shrinks the view into a quarter of the screen, with flickering smears across the rest

PSA: Don't turn off motion blur in Silent Hill F unless you want some weird visual glitches

By Jody Macgregor published

News If motion blur gives you motion sickness, maybe wait for a patch.

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Silent Hill f transmission trailer screenshots

A modder has already removed all the fog from Silent Hill f and it makes Ebisugaoka look like quite the vacation spot

By Elie Gould published

News That big flower monster may be an issue for tourists, though.

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Looking at myself in a mirror.

Silent Hill f release date and launch times

By Andrea Shearon published

Dark Hour The fog rolls in a little earlier for some players.

Dark Hour
A scarecrow.

Silent Hill f review: We're so back

By Elie Gould published

Good omen There are too many red spider lilies for this to end well.

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Good omen
Hinako holds back a blind mannequin woman trying to stab her

Silent Hill F would be better if the combat was less enjoyable, or if there was just less combat

By Jody Macgregor published

Knife Is Strange I like horror games where you're bad at stabbing.

Knife Is Strange
A closeup of Hornet from Silksong's release date trailer.

The PC game releases we're most excited about in September

By Andrea Shearon last updated

📅 Silksong, Final Fantasy Tactics, and another Silent Hill. Surely this is all just a dream.

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📅
Scarecrow enemies

Silent Hill f is actually really fun when there's not a little worm in your ear telling you to compare every scene against Silent Hill 2

By Elie Gould published

Let loose Comparison is the thief of joy.

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Let loose
A Japanese schoolgirl, partially obscured by red flowers

Hinako Shimizu's arc in Silent Hill f is shaped by the Japanese women's rights movement of the 1960s and depicts 'how she musters the courage to combat' repression she encounters

By Elie Gould published

News "This is the source of many of her internal conflicts."

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