The composer of music for Silent Hill promises a big announcement -apkrig

We probably wouldn’t even count the speculations that have appeared on the account of a possible continuation of Silent Hill in recent months and years. There are several scenarios, who could be behind the game, who is trying hardest to return it and what could potentially be its content, but we will not be clear until Konami or the cooperating developers officially confirm the existence of the title themselves. This should have happened according to guaranteed news over the course of several events last year, whether we are talking about Sony presentations in connection with the PlayStation 5 console or the Game Awards at the end of the year, but not once did there be any promises from insiders and Silent Hill still had no word. But all this may soon change if we correctly explain the words of one of the most professional – Akira Jamaoka, the court composer of the series.

Jamaoka gave an interview to the video game magazine Al Hub a few days ago, which was supposed to focus on the composer’s involvement in the development of The Medium from the Polish Bloober Team. However, the question quickly arises as to what the next Jamaoka is up to and when we will see his new project, which the composer laughed out loud even without the help of his translator. Then, when the question was completely translated, he rubbed his eyebrows and replied at length in Japanese, “If we’re going to talk a lot in general, I think you’ll hear something about the project this summer, when it’s announced.” be remarkable – Jamaoka can easily participate in other similar titles following the example of The Medium – but it should not add to the most important. “And I have a feeling that this is a game you hope for,” said the composer, and continued to laugh at the reaction of the journalist, who did not hide his enthusiasm for the answer. Remarkably, however, the video was set to private a moment ago and the article itself disappeared from the linked portal, which logically supports the notion that Jamaoka said something he certainly shouldn’t have said.

As mentioned in the introduction, the continuation of Silent Hill has been speculated since the release of PT in 2014, but in recent months the signs have intensified and not only came from journalists or insiders. Very interestingly for example, Masahir Ita, the former art director of the second and third episodes of the series, confirmed on Twitter last January that he had been involved in the development of a project as a full member of the team, which he hopes no one will cancel. Fans associated the information with the fact that Ito most likely worked on Silent Hills, a game that was supposed to originate from the playable concept of PT, but due to Konami’s problems with Hide Kojima, it never happened. The revival of Silent Hill’s official Twitter accounts and, of course, the fact that the speculations of many people probably did not come from just nowhere went unnoticed…