The game is a direct continuation of the first Silent Hill and tells about the already matured Heather, who finds herself in a heap of incredible... Read more
My favorite part is and most likely will be the second part. But when you mention the silent hill series of games, it is part 3 that comes to mind first. Here Alessa's story finally ended on a sad but life-affirming note. Still evokes a sweet feeling of nostalgia
Not the best part in the Silent Hill series, but quite scary, and probably the most adequate in the series. Unlike the second part, and even the first, everything is much simpler here. You understand the plot from the first playthrough, there is also very little bonus content, only Homecoming has less of it, and therefore, I got into this part quite quickly.
The third part remained horror, but took a significant step towards action. The enemies have become tougher than in the second and partly the first part of the series. But the graphics, compared to the second part, have become a little dull.
A very large number of different weapons, through bonus content you can even get a machine gun and create a mess no worse than what is in the Duma.
Interesting characters, design, very atmospheric … Read full
The game was released back in 2003 and for me personally it became the standard of real horror. This was the second Silent Hill that fell into my hands (first I completed the first part of the series) and since Hill 3 is a direct continuation of the first, it was doubly interesting to play. For those who are not at all in the subject, I want to say that all Silent Hills are intertwined with some kind of connection, references, Easter eggs, so to speak, for example, in the second part (2001) you can find a newspaper that describes a certain Walter Sullivan, a character from the 4th part of the series (2004). Just imagine that the campaign has been nurturing the idea of creating Silent Hill the Room for at least 3 years, yet amazing guys work at Konami. So, SH3 tells us the story of a yo… Read full