In 2014, a playable teaser of "Silent Hills" was released for PlayStation 4. It was from Kojima Productions in collaboration with "Death Stranding" director Hideo Kojima and "Pan's Labyrinth" Guillermo del Toro. It uses the Fox Engine featuring actor Norman Reedus.
The playable teaser of "Silent Hills" has been downloaded more than a million times and has been viewed 30 million times across all platforms. However, fans were disheartened on the next year when "The Devil's Backbone" director announced that he will no longer be involved in the "Silent Hills" with Hideo Kojima, who also announced he is leaving Konami Studios.
On April 2014, Konami confirmed that "Silent Hills" was cancelled and the playable teaser was pulled out from the PlayStation Store. To date, fans are still waiting for an official announcement that Hideo Kojima's creation will soon hit the gaming world.
Recently, Hideo Kojima released a new trailer for "Death Stranding" in the Game Awards 2016. Expectedly, the trailer featured an animated adaptation of Guillermo del Toro, who is playing a character in the game. With the two working together in "Death Stranding," fans are hoping that they can now also continue working on the "Silent Hills."
Hideo Kojima's "Death Stranding" will give the players a chance to play Norman Reedus' character in a role-playing game. It is said to be emotional and cinematic as it deals with death and destruction. With the recent release of another trailer of "Death Stranding," fans of "Silent Hills" are clamouring for the director to work together with Guillermo del Toro for the cancelled series of "Silent Hill."
"Silent Hills" is a part of the Japanese survival horror video game "Silent Hill" which was initially released in 1999. Do you think Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro will finally work on "Silent Hills?" Have you watched the new trailer of "Death Stranding?" Tell us what you think and stay tuned to GamenGuide for the latest news and update.
