Silent Hill: Town Falls, a first-person psychological horror game developed by Scottish studio Screen Burn Interactive (formerly No Code), became available to pirates as soon as it was released to expansion owners.
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Let us remind you that Silent Hill: Town Falls will be officially released on PC on September 24th (steam, EGS) and PS5, but the developers made the enhanced version available to buyers two days early.
Released around the same time as the premium version, Silent Hill: Town Falls also appears on popular bootleg sources (along with an expanded version). Of course, we won’t provide links to distributions.
The game was hacked almost instantly, and we have to thank the pirate group Rune. Since there is no Denuvo protection in Silent Hill: Town Falls, the job of digital obstruction is made easier.
The story of “Silent Hill: Town Falls” takes place on the cold, remote Scottish island of St. Amelia in 1996, where… “Fix everything” The game’s protagonist, Simon O’Dell, returns.
There is a city shrouded in thick fog on the island. It looks abandoned but is not peaceful. Along the way, the hero picks up a CRTV pocket television, which tells him where the monster is hiding.
Professional critics rated Silent Hill: Town Fall at 81-82%, while Steam users who own the expansion rated the new product at 87% (a “very positive” review).
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