was undoubtedly its photorealistic graphics, which made the game look even scarier at times. from PlayStation consoles drew the ire of many fans towards Konami. which is why the decision to axe the new game and remove P.T. The fact that this game was essentially a playable teaser that was meant to promote a new Silent Hill game served as a source of great joy to many players. The title presented itself as a romp through a looping corridor where players needed to accomplish certain puzzles and uncover the mystery of the game itself. Updated on Octoby Ritwik Mitra: It's a testament to P.T.'s incredible design and unique gameplay that fans are still talking about this amazing experience to this day. First-person horror experiences and photo-realistic ones are some of the most frightening of all.

again, and will probably never get to enjoy Silent Hills, that doesn't mean they have to give up on the experience entirely. Related: The Most Anticipated Horror Games Of 2021Īlthough it was only a playable teaser and the full game ( Silent Hills) would never come to fruition ( rumors that Hideo Kojima is working to release the title on PlayStation 5 are unconfirmed), it was an incredible experience.

would gain such infamy that it would become for many the standard for what horror games should be. In its short eight months of existence, though, P.T. By the following April it would be taken down, never to return. or Silent Hills appeared mysteriously and inconspicuously on the PlayStation Store as a free download in August of 2014.

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