The Game Awards hosted Hideo Kojima, who was speaking on the Silent Hill and Konami theme. Slitterhead is currently in development, but only a date or a format haven’t yet been announced. Recently, he worked on The Medium, which took inspiration from Silent Hill, until some are convinced that Bloober Team is making a new Silent Hill with Konami.
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Akira Yamaoka, who worked on the series many years after Toyama left Konami, will be giving the music. Toyama isn’t the only one on Slitterhead veteran in Silent Hill. The monsters also manifest themselves in psychological horror, as the normal looks of humans.
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The trailer is full of body horror and horror, so don’t watch any stuff if you watch it. It shouldn’t be as bad as not having made a surprising surprise. Since then, Toyama did say that his new project would be a horror game.
However, unlike Silent Hill, its orientation in action appears more relevant. In the teaser trailer entitled Slitterhead, no details about the story or gameplay are revealed. We finally got a trailer for the game award 2021, and on the other hand it’s completely horrific. Parmi them, was Keiichiro Toyama, who founded his own independent studio called Bokeh Studio.īy being famous for his work on the ‘Vashloha’ and the ‘Relax of the Universe’ series, Toyama said that he was coming back to his horror roots, then the first games. However, he promises to keep fans updated regarding the development status of Slitterhead as time goes on.To kill Slitterhead in all right way (pic: Bokeh Game Studio).Īfter leaving Sony to form his own studio, creator Keiichiro Toyama announced his new horror project a long-teased and long-term recollection.Įven though Sony officially changed Japan Studio, several developers left hoping to find a new job elsewhere. He also notes that the production will be continuing until at least the end of 2022, and what platforms the games will release on is also undecided. In regards to the current state of the Silent Hill successor, Toyama said that the development team is preparing to complete the prototype's core concept before increasing its manpower to start full-on production. He hinted that part of the gameplay will involve finding ways for these creatures to reveal themselves and drop their disguises. The mysterious creatures he said are mimicking humans are known as Yakushi, a kind of monster whose roots originate from classic theater. The trailer shows an unspecified city, with Toyama clarifying it is a fictional place inspired by 1980s and 90s Hong Kong, though the sights will be explored through a lens of nostalgia. Other details revealed about the game include the setting, as well as the inspiration for the monsters shown in Slitterhead. This extends to the gore aspect, where he hopes that it will portray the horror in a way that players will be immersed within it, providing entertainment with both a mysterious story and new action gameplay.
He said that Slitterhead will be a more action-oriented third-person game, where it will have new mechanics that have not been seen in other games before, hoping it will create a unique experience. In an interview with IGN Japan, Toyama revealed some of the details of its gameplay and setting, though he remained silent about some specifics considering the game's early development stage.
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