It appears that the release date for Silent Hill: Townfall may have just been disclosed, and it’s much sooner than fans anticipated.

Konami has been quite active with new Silent Hill titles. Silent Hill f was received with both critical and audience praise, marking the first title in the series to garner widespread commendation since 2009’s Silent Hill: Shattered Memories for the Wii (as per Metacritic). The Bloober Team’s remake of Silent Hill 2 has reignited interest in the long-quiet Konami horror series, delivering a faithful remake for the current generation of consoles and bringing the horror franchise back into the spotlight.

Konami seems to maintain its momentum, as a new leak has emerged concerning the potential release date of Silent Hill: Townfall, and it’s not too far away. Announced way back in 2022, Silent Hill Townfall is a joint effort between Konami and Annapurna Interactive. A mysterious announcement video during the Silent Hill Transmission presentation introduced Townfall, but since then, there has been no word on the project. The trailer (initially revealed in 2022) can be viewed below.

Given the significant failure of Silent Hill: Ascension (and the notable layoffs at Annapurna Interactive), fans speculated that Townfall might never see the light of day. However, with the franchise thriving thanks to the successful releases of Silent Hill 2 Remake and Silent Hill f, the possibility of another title seems plausible.

Discovered by Insider Gaming, Silent Hill: Townfall was listed on the Liverpool Mexico E-Shop. It appears that Silent Hill: Townfall might be set for release on March 26, 2026. The date was reportedly added briefly to the website as a store listing, and it’s unusually precise for a placeholder. Therefore, it’s conceivable that Townfall’s release could be imminent, based on the leak.

It’s crucial to highlight that neither Annapurna Interactive nor Konami has issued any official comments regarding Silent Hill: Townfall, and the sole evidence of the title’s existence is from the Transmission video until further information emerges. Thus, fans should approach leaks cautiously until a formal announcement is made.

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With the thrilling celebration rapidly approaching, Geoff Keighley announces the nominations for The Game Awards 2025, showcasing the numerous remarkable games launched this year.

Starting its 12th annual event at the Peacock Theatre in Los Angeles once again, The Game Awards 2025 will be broadcast on December 11, 2025, recognizing exceptional video games released this year, along with voice actors, content creators, and more. As countless gamers look forward to the evening to cheer for their favorite titles and discover many exciting new projects, Geoff Keighley has disclosed the nominees for each category, ranging from Game of the Year to the best Esports team.

From the convenience of their homes, fans can view The Game Awards 2025 on 30 digital platforms, including Twitch, YouTube, Steam, and, for the first time, Prime Video. Alongside the awards show making its debut on Amazon Prime Video, The Game Awards 2025 will stream in 1440p on Twitch for the first time, and viewers watching for 30 minutes of the livestream can earn Twitch Drops, featuring in-game content and exclusive TGA chat badges.

With the nominees announced, Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 makes history at The Game Awards, leading with 12 nominations and becoming the most-nominated game in the accolade’s history. Turning to the publishers, Sony Interactive Entertainment holds the highest number of nominations at 19, followed by Kepler Interactive with 13, while Electronic Arts and Microsoft are tied with 10 nominations each.

Fans can explore the list of The Game Awards 2025 nominees for each category below.

The Game Awards 2025 Nominees:

Game of the Year
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Death Stranding 2: On The Beach
– Donkey Kong Bananza
– Hades II
– Hollow Knight: Silksong
– Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

Best Game Direction
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Death Stranding 2: On The Beach
– Ghost of Yōtei
– Hades II
– Split Fiction

Best Narrative
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Death Stranding 2: On The Beach
– Ghost of Yōtei
– Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
– Silent Hill f

Best Art Direction
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Death Stranding 2: On the Beach
– Ghost of Yotei
– Hades 2
– Hollow Knight: Silksong

Best Score and Music
– Christopher Larkin – Hollow Knight: Silksong
– Darren Korb – Hades 2
– Lorien Testard – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Toma Otowa – Ghost of Yotei
– Woodkid and Ludvig Forssell – Death Stranding 2: On the Beach

Best Audio Design
– Battlefield 6
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Death Stranding 2: On the Beach
– Ghost of Yotei
– Silent Hill f

Best Performance
– Ben Starr – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Charlie Cox – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Erika Ishii – Ghost of Yotei
– Jennifer English – Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Konatsu Kato – Silent Hill f
– Troy Baker – Indiana Jones and the Great Circle

Innovation in Accessibility
– Assassin’s Creed Shadows
– Atomfall
– Doom: The Dark Ages
– EA Sports FC 26
– South of Midnight

Games for Impact
– Consume Me
– Despelote
– Lost Records: Bloom & Rage
– South of Midnight
– Wanderstop

Best Ongoing Games
– Final Fantasy XIV
– Fortnite
– Helldivers 2
– Marvel Rivals
– No Man’s Sky

Best Community Support
– Baldur’s Gate 3
– Final Fantasy XIV
– Fortnite
– Helldivers 2
– No Man’s Sky

Best Independent Game
– Absolum
– Ball x Pit
– Blue Prince
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Hades II
– Hollow Knight: Silksong

Best Debut Indie Game
– Blue Prince
– Clair Obscur: Expedition 33
– Despelote
– Dispatch
– Megabonk

Best Mobile Game
– Destiny Rising
– Persona 5: The Phantom X
– Sonic Rumble
– Umamusume: Pretty Derby
– Wuthering Waves

Best VR/AR Game
– Alien: Rogue Incursion
– Arken Age
– Ghost Town
– Marvel’s Deadpool VR
– The Midnight Walk

Best Action Game
– Battlefield 6
– Doom: The Dark Ages
– H