"In a recent interview with as translated by Gematsu, Silent Hill series producer Motoi Okamoto talked about the franchise's current state and claimed that after releasing two critically acclaimed best-selling Silent Hill games in the last two years, the franchise is "back on track." And it now sounds like we'll be returning to the foggy streets of Silent Hill about once a year, assuming everything goes to plan."
""Including both announced and unannounced [ Silent Hill games], we're aiming for a release pace of about one title per year," Okamoto told Famitsu in its end-of-the-year issue. "I'm not sure how much of that we'll be able to realize, but I'll continue to do my best as producer of the Silent Hill series. Ideally, we'd like to keep excitement around the Silent Hill series going at all times. We're working hard to share new updates, so I'd appreciate it if you could wait just a little longer.""
Konami plans to pursue roughly one Silent Hill release per year, covering both announced and unannounced projects. Motoi Okamoto described the franchise as back on track following two critically acclaimed, best-selling Silent Hill releases over the last two years. Okamoto expressed uncertainty about fully meeting the annual target but pledged continued effort to sustain excitement and provide updates. The series previously suffered from sparse and disappointing releases, including 2012's Downpour and 2023's Silent Hill Accession. Recent high-quality releases in 2024 and 2025 have improved the franchise's standing and enabled consideration of a steady release cadence.
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