Silent Hill f was originally unveiled two years ago during the Silent Hill Transmission featuring several projects set in the universe. Most of those games are now out, and KONAMI has finally unveiled Silent Hill f from NeoBards Entertainment with a cinematic trailer that had snippets of possible gameplay.

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Silent Hill f is coming to all major platforms including PC, and the Steam page is already up, giving us a first look at the technical details of the Unreal Engine title including its system requirements.

Silent Hill f System Requirements

MinimumRecommendedTarget Resolution720p1080p or 4K (with DLSS)PresetPerformanceQualityTarget
Framerate30 FPS30 FPS – Quality Settings
60 FPS – Performance SettingsOSWindows 11 – 64-BitWindows 11 – 64-BitCPUIntel Core i5-8400

AMD Ryzen 5 2600Intel Core i7-9700

AMD Ryzen 5 5500RAM16 GB16 GBGPUNVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070 Ti

AMD Radeon RX 5700NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080

AMD Radeon RX 6800XTStorage50 GB SSD50 GB SSD

The requirements are a bit over the place, but we appreciate that the developers have shared the target resolution and frame rate. If you’re playing at native 1080p, you can expect 30 FPS at the Quality preset with an RTX 2080 paired with a Ryzen 5 5500. Similarly, the same specifications can also target 30 FPS at 4K with DLSS turned on.

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On the lower side, players with an aging GTX 1070 Ti can still play the game, however, at a 720p resolution with 30 FPS and “Performance” preset, which we’re assuming are the lowest settings. Apart from that, players need a total of 50 GB free space and 16 GB of RAM. As expected, an SSD is required no matter what settings you’re playing at, which is par for the course for any new major release.

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A release date for Silent Hill f has not been announced yet, and it’s possible that these requirements are updated with time. Check out the fantastic cinematic trailer that gives a first look at Ebisugaoka, set in 1960s Japan.

If you’re interested in the complete transmission with insights from the developers, you can watch that below. It begins at the 10:00 mark in the video.

Compared to everything else revealed previously, Silent Hill f is certainly the standout title from the bunch. If uses a Japanese setting, the characters are incredibly unsettling and the atmosphere reminds me of older horror PS2 titles like Kuon, Fatal Frame and Siren.

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