Silent Hill: How to Download the New Game for PS5 for Free?

Konami surprised with this announcement in the State of Play.

Silent Hill: How to Download the New Game for PS5 for Free?

Konami surprised with this announcement in the State of Play.

One of the big surprises from the State of Play was the announcement and release of Silent Hill: The Short Message, a new game from Konami's horror franchise that is already available for free on PlayStation 5. If you want to play it now, here's what you need to do.

How to Play Silent Hill: The Short Message for Free on PS5?

After the celebration of the State of Play, where Silent Hill: The Short Message was revealed, Konami and PlayStation indicated that the game would be available shortly for PS5 users. A few minutes ago, Sony's online platform has been updated, and you can now download the new Silent Hill game. To do this, ensure your PS5 is updated; otherwise, you won't be able to access the PlayStation Network. Head to the PlayStation Store.

At the time of writing this note, the new Silent Hill does not appear as a featured announcement, so you will have to go to the search section and enter the franchise's name. In the results, you will find Silent Hill: The Short Message with a size of just over 12 GB. Download it and start playing.

Silent Hill: The Short Message
Silent Hill: The Short Message

What is Silent Hill: The Short Message?

Regarding Silent Hill: The Short Message, its producer Motoi Okamoto revealed that it is a short but complete experience that takes elements from the franchise and executes them in a first-person perspective with contemporary themes.

In that sense, the Japanese creative states: "We wanted to make a new and modern Silent Hill. As part of that, we explored how we could incorporate contemporary issues. We ended up looking at how modern young people communicate online and through phones, and the role that could play in a psychological horror story. For example, one terrifying thing about social media is how even individual, seemingly insignificant comments can, en masse, accumulate and build up into this overwhelming wave of hate crashing against you."

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