Konami has officially announced an ambitious plan to release at least one new Silent Hill title every year. This strategy was confirmed by series producer Motoi Okamoto following the massive success of the Silent Hill 2 remake in 2024 and the positive reception of Silent Hill f in 2025. After nearly a decade of silence for the franchise, Konami is determined to keep the momentum going by ensuring a consistent stream of content for fans of the psychological horror genre. This marks a significant shift in how the company manages one of its most beloved intellectual properties.

Upcoming Projects and Remakes

To fulfill this yearly goal, several projects are already in various stages of development. Silent Hill: Townfall, a collaborative effort between No Code and Annapurna Interactive, is currently slated for a 2026 release. Furthermore, Konami has confirmed that Bloober Team will return to develop a remake of the original 1999 Silent Hill. By balancing brand new original stories like Silent Hill f with high-quality remakes of classic entries, Konami aims to appeal to both long-time veterans and a new generation of horror enthusiasts.

Reclaiming the Survival Horror Crown

During the early 2000s, Silent Hill was a leader in the survival horror genre, often seen as the primary rival to Resident Evil. Konami’s new release schedule appears designed to reclaim that status by rebuilding the brand’s presence in the market. Okamoto stated that these yearly releases will include both previously announced titles and unannounced projects. This consistent approach is intended to provide stability for the franchise and prevent the long periods of inactivity that previously led to its decline. Fans can expect more official updates on the 2026 lineup in the coming months.