Keep on reading to find out how to play the Silent Hill games in release date order, along with the order of the story. The Silent Hill franchise started in 1999 with the launch of the original release, with the most recent entry into the franchise coming in 2024 with a remastered version of Silent Hill 2.

Silent Hill is one of survival horror's most influential titles, to say the least. In fact, it's safe to say that it shaped the future of gaming in general. The dense, ominous atmosphere of the eponymous town creeps into your heart and head as you navigate your way through each story,

Silent Hill has always been easy, but using guns and dodging in the remake makes the enemies far less frightening.

Silent Hill 2 remake players discover an older, playable version of the game that reveals some of the changes made between the trailers and launch.

If you are also unable to decide if you you can play Bloober's Silent Hill 2 without playing the first one, this will help you make up your mind.

Silent Hill titles have adhered to a tradition of short playtimes and future games shouldn't necessarily follow Silent Hill 2's remake in breaking it.

We’re embarking on something of a renaissance regarding horror game remakes, with the likes of Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster, Resident Evil 4, and Dead Space leading the charge toward greatness for the genre.

An almost reverential recreation of the original, Silent Hill 2 both succeeds and falters. Is this glossy coat of paint enough to stand up to or even supersede the original? Review and voice over: Leo

Silent Hill 2s dog ending is perhaps its most famous, and the remake makes a couple of small adjustments in its recreation of the iconic scene.

Silent Hill 2's first post-release update, 1.04, is out now on PlayStation 5 and PC. The new update fixes a long list of issues, crashes, and bugs on both platforms. Exclusively on PC, the game now supports Nvidia DLSS frame generation,