Recent previews have revealed interesting details on Silent Hill F, which promises to be a title capable of renewing the classic formula of the franchise, moving the setting from the traditional American urban scenario to the suggestive Japanese campaigns. 
The village of Ebisugaoka thus becomes the new theater of the nightmares, offering players an experience that detaches itself significantly from the previous chapters of the series.
Unlike the silent Hill 2 remake (here you can find our review) last year, which bordered players in dilapidated buildings and disturbing hospitals, this new iteration offers large outdoor spaces to explore.
The protagonist Hinako can move freely through the country, creating a sense of atmospheric oppression that gradually builds through apparently harmless but deeply disturbing details.
The atmosphere of Silent Hill F aims to generate restlessness even in the most apparently quiet moments, thanks to disturbing elements that seem familiar but not entirely \