Following recent successes with Bloober Team's remake of Silent Hill 2 and NeoBards Entertainment's Silent Hill: f–set in 1960s Japan–publishers Konami and Annapurna Interactive are prepping a new Silent Hill that looks to tap into more immersive, analog horror that creeps at a sense of nostalgia. For game director Jon McKellan, there was a particular desire to reevaluate how characters are presented within a Silent Hill game. For our Silent Hill game, we're trying to feel a lot more like an intelligent thriller, like something you'd see on HBO. What's old, and eerie, is newWhen playing Silent Hill: Townfall, it was difficult not to recall the ill-fated P.T. Working on Silent Hill: Townfall was like an evolution of that as well.