According to the latest reports, the "Silent Hill 1" remake may be announced at TGA 2025, but this news has not yet been confirmed. According to MasGamers, this statement comes from a reliable Japanese source.
The background of this report is related to Konami’s new trend of restarting the “Silent Hill” series. Konami currently has a number of related projects in progress, of which two core works are the focus of efforts. One is the officially announced but not yet released "Silent Hill 1" remake. This project is led by Bloober Team, who was responsible for the "Silent Hill 2" remake. This remake based on the original game in 1999, the plot revolves around Harry Mason searching for his daughter Cheryl in a strange town. It was officially announced in June 2025. It is currently in the full development stage and is expected to be released in 2027.
Meanwhile, Konami is backing another narrative-driven survival horror game, Silent Hill: Town Has Fallen. The game was developed by Screen Burn, which was renamed from the original No Code studio, and published by Annapurna Interactive. It aims to present a different style of psychological horror experience within the framework of the "Silent Hill" series. The official platform has not yet been confirmed, but retail listings have been circulated, indicating that the game may be launched on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S on March 26, 2026.
This rumor should be taken with a grain of salt. This announcement may only be a CG trailer, similar to the first announcement of the "Silent Hill 2" remake. At that time, the news about the "Silent Hill 1" remake did not show any actual game screen, only the logo was announced. Therefore, Konami may release more substantial news at large-scale events such as TGA 2025.