Silent Hill f Could Be Headed to Playstation 4, Switch , and Previous-Gen Consoles
It looks like Silent Hill f might be expanding its reach beyond current-gen hardware. Recent details suggest that Konami’s latest entry in the legendary horror franchise could soon make its way to Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
The news comes not long after Konami revealed that Silent Hill f has surpassed one million copies shipped worldwide, a strong debut for a fresh take on the classic series. Clearly, Konami is looking to build on that momentum by introducing the title to a broader audience across both new and older platforms.
Evidence Found on Konami’s Website
Fans discovered the potential ports through Konami’s official website. Under the Games section, the listing for Silent Hill f currently mentions several new platforms — including Switch, Xbox One, and PS4 — in addition to the existing ones. Further down the page, the same entry curiously lists PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android, and even Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG for reasons that remain unclear.
About Silent Hill f
For those unfamiliar, Silent Hill f is a brand-new installment in the Silent Hill franchise, blending psychological horror with a hauntingly beautiful Japanese backdrop. Set in the 1960s within the eerie, fictional town of Ebisugaoka, players take on the role of Shimizu Hinako as she unravels the town’s mysteries, faces twisted creatures, and uncovers dark truths.
Konami describes the game’s atmosphere as “grotesque yet aesthetic,” with immersive 3D audio designed to amplify dread and tension. The story features multiple endings — five in total — where every decision influences the outcome.
The narrative is penned by acclaimed writer Ryukishi07, known for his work in the visual novel Higurashi, while the chilling soundtrack is composed by series legend Akira Yamaoka.
If these new platform listings are accurate, Silent Hill f may soon become one of the most widely available entries in the series’ history — and a major win for fans on both modern and legacy consoles.
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