IllFonic, the studio that developed "Friday the 13th" and "Predator: Hunting Grounds", recently officially announced its dream new project: a "Silent Hill" themed multiplayer game.IllFonic is now ready to challenge fog, trauma and existential fear, and do so in the form of asymmetrical confrontation.

Company CEO Charles Brungardt revealed that they are "eager to make a Silent Hill game."Although Konami has not yet officially authorized it, this is undoubtedly a public declaration of "everything is ready, just waiting for the east wind".

IllFonic has always focused on the field of licensed adapted asymmetrical horror games.They have created serial killer themes, tried science fiction hunting themes, and even dabbled in ghost hunting themes.But the essence of "Silent Hill" never lies in sudden scares, but in guilt, grief and those emotional corrosions that cannot be solved by guns.Brungardt obviously understands this, and he claims to "present it in the right way."

IllFonic's engine inherently supports dynamic environments, close-range voice calls, and dynamic mission objectives.If it can be integrated into the profound background of "Silent Hill", it is entirely possible to create a truly disturbing work.

Silent Hill multiplayer is still unknown.However, Konami has recently shown an amazing openness to "Silent Hill" experimental projects ("Townfall", "Ascension", "Silent Hill 2 Remake"), and licensing the "Silent Hill" multiplayer game is not entirely impossible.