
PlayStation 1 · 1999
Silent Hill
Silent Hill created the psychological horror benchmark with eerie fog, rust-covered alternate dimensions, and terrifying sound design.

PlayStation 1 · 1999
Silent Hill created the psychological horror benchmark with eerie fog, rust-covered alternate dimensions, and terrifying sound design.
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Silent Hill created the psychological horror benchmark with eerie fog, rust-covered alternate dimensions, and terrifying sound design.
Search for Harry Mason’s lost daughter Cheryl through a deserted resort town enveloped in supernatural fog and falling snow. Solve cryptic piano and clock puzzles while navigating decayed Otherworld versions of schools and hospitals.
Turn off your Pocket Flashlight when navigating through hallways filled with Rompers or Air Screamers. Monsters react aggressively to light; stealthily slipping past them conserves valuable ammunition.
This is Konami’s seminal Team Silent psychological horror masterpiece on PlayStation 1.
Background and mechanics: Wikipedia game reference.
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Clear game once on Next Fear; refuel gasoline tank at gas stationStart a Next Fear replay, take the gas tank from the gas station, and fuel the Chainsaw in the shop display and Rock Drill in the bridge room for lethal melee power.
Complete game with both Good+ and Bad+ endings on same saveAchieve both key endings to find the razor-sharp Katana in the locked side room on Levin Street.
Use Channeling Stone at 5 specific supernatural locationsCollect the Channeling Stone in the convenience store and use it on the School Roof, Hospital Courtyard, Motel Yard, Boat, and Lighthouse to summon comical alien visitors.
The control panel below the game screen shows this edition’s keys. Click inside the game before using your keyboard.
Open the player menu for the options available in this emulator. Save support varies by game and player; see the playing help for more guidance.
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