Guides and tutorials for Silent Hill: Townfall

At first glance, Silent Hill: Townfall begins like another story about a cursed town pulling someone into a nightmare of their own making. But the further you progress, the more the question at the heart of the game begins to change. At first, it seems like we need to understand why St. Amelia became a place where the past literally refuses to die. Who called us here? Who is Zoe? Why is Richard asking for help? What is happening to the town? And most importantly, who exactly is Simon Ordell? By the end, however, it becomes clear that all of these questions were more like bait. Townfall gradually shifts the conversation away from the cursed town and toward something else entirely: which of the people caught up in this story truly has the right to call themselves a victim? Let's break down the story of the new Silent Hill from the beginning, the real beginning before the events of the game, all the way to its endings, and try to answer that question.

After the PC release of Silent Hill: Townfall, players encountered several technical issues. The most common complaints include persistent microstuttering despite a stable frame rate, crashes on AMD and NVIDIA graphics cards, black screens, loading freezes, and double controller inputs. Some of these issues have already been acknowledged by the developers, while others still require temporary workarounds. In this guide, we've collected the main ways to fix technical problems in Silent Hill: Townfall.

Silent Hill: Townfall is a first-person horror game set in a small Scottish town. Like previous entries in the series, it features plenty of rooms that remain locked until you find the right key. In particular, certain doors on Floors 3 and 4 of CEG HQ require a special Access Card. In this guide, we'll explain where to find it and exactly what it unlocks.

A standard playthrough of Silent Hill: Townfall gives you access to only 3 firearms, not counting Planks and Pipes for melee combat, as well as Bricks and Bottles that can be used against enemies or thrown to distract them. New Game+ adds the Axe to your arsenal, while completing the secret Sci-Fi Ending unlocks the legendary Pistol-3000 for subsequent playthroughs. Below, we'll explain exactly where to find every weapon, how to unlock the secret Sci-Fi Ending, and where to pick up the futuristic weapon afterward.

Silent Hill: Townfall contains 7 locked Resource Containers, each of which requires a separate Lockbox Key. Opening all seven caches unlocks the Resourceful achievement. In this guide, we'll show you where to find every Lockbox Key and Resource Container.

The CRTV is Simon's portable device, and it is used for much more than tracking monsters. It can pick up hidden signals, short video transmissions that expand on the story of St. Amelia, show fragments of other people's memories, and hint at events still to come. There are 18 CRTV Signals hidden throughout Silent Hill: Townfall. Watching all of them unlocks the Sweeping Signals trophy. In this guide, we'll show you where to find every signal and how to tune the device correctly.

Silent Hill: Townfall is a first-person horror game set in Scotland. Like previous entries in the series, it features several endings, including a couple of deliberately humorous ones. In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock all five endings in the game.

Silent Hill: Townfall is the latest full-fledged entry in the iconic series. This time, we take on the role of Simon, a mysterious protagonist with no clear past who finds himself in the remote town of St. Amelia. Since Silent Hill has always revolved around solving puzzles and searching for key items, some sections can be tricky to get through. We've put together this walkthrough to make sure nothing stands between you and the ending.

Silent Hill: Townfall features a unique type of collectible called Strange Postcards, with 15 to find throughout the game. They are easy to miss, but collecting the full set unlocks the Blur Your Eyes trophy, and the postcards themselves may also contain clues related to the game's alternate ending. In this guide, we'll show you where to find all 15 Strange Postcards and explain how they connect to Townfall's secret ending.

The Silent Hill series, much like Resident Evil, has always been known for its puzzles, which give players a brief break between the game's more intense moments. The developers of Silent Hill: Townfall continue that tradition, filling the new entry with plenty of puzzles you'll need to solve to progress through the story. In this guide, we'll explain how to solve the first puzzle you encounter at the Haldane Hotel.

Zoe's Lanyard and the Scalpel are two key items in the first part of Silent Hill: Townfall, and you cannot progress through the story without them. The Lanyard grants access to the Shorefront Family Clinic, while the Scalpel opens rusty doors with a hatch in the middle, including the Pharmacy and the southern entrance to St. Amelia Park. In this guide, we'll explain how to get both items in order and reveal the code for the Human Organ in Transit box in Zoe's House.

Screen Burn's version of St. Amelia is the kind of place that makes you want to examine every little detail: faded posters, shattered storefronts, forgotten postcards left on windowsills. As in every game in the series, the fog in Silent Hill: Townfall is part of the game's visual language, and one of its most unexpected ways of speaking to the player comes through ordinary pay phones. There are plenty of phones scattered around town, and most of them let you dial a number and hear something on the other end of the line. Completing this entire side activity unlocks the Cold Calling trophy. In this guide, we've collected all thirteen required phone numbers, along with exact directions for where to find them and when during the story you should make each call.

The Silent Hill series has always been known for its atmosphere and puzzles. In Silent Hill: Townfall, the developers once again filled the town with puzzles whose solutions are hidden across the map. In this guide, we'll explain how to solve the scales puzzle in the clinic, where to find the key to Jess's House, and how to get every item required for the solution.