According to recent leaks, Konami's new horror game series, "Silent Hill: Townfall," may have a release date. Social media user @immalkwalahi claims the game is expected to release on March 26, 2026. The leak also reveals that Konami plans to hold a Silent Hill press conference later this month, where players can expect to learn more about "Silent Hill: Townfall" and see the first trailer for the highly anticipated "Silent Hill 1 Remake."

Initially announced at a press conference in October 2022, "Silent Hill: Townfall" is being developed by No Code, the studio behind "Stories Untold" and "Observation." Rumor has it that the game will adopt a narrative-driven approach, showcasing the eerie atmosphere of a mysterious seaside town through a series of short stories, each exploring the haunted pasts of its residents.

If the rumors are true, Silent Hill: Townfall will likely follow the structure of Silent Hill: The Short Message, deemphasizing combat and emphasizing psychological horror and exploration. The gameplay will reportedly rely on environmental storytelling, tense encounters, and investigation mechanics, focusing on creating a sense of unease rather than traditional survival horror elements. The game is slated for release on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Konami has yet to respond to the rumors, but the community is increasingly interested in Konami's plans for the Silent Hill series. If true, this press conference will not only reveal the full scope of Silent Hill: Townfall but also potentially outline the future of the rebooted series.