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Silent Hill: Downpour

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Rated: Mature
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Staying true to the franchise's original roots, this eighth installment of the Silent Hill franchise returns with an all new thought-provoking horror storyline. Players will once again find themselves face to face with their deepest sins and fears in the strange world of Silent Hill. The survival horror experience begins after a prison transport vehicle careens off the road, leaving lone inmate Murphy Pendleton stranded in Silent Hill. Gamers will encounter mind-bending puzzles, as well as horrific creatures and other world terrors using everyday objects from wooden chairs to glass bottles to fend off their enemies. The natural response, fight or flight is left to the player as they unravel a dark, thought-provoking storyline which will appeal to fans of the early, classic Silent Hill series, as well as anyone who enjoys a deep, psychological horror experience. In addition to the main storyline, players will also be presented with variable side quests along the way that can change depending on their play style, revealing unknown evils within the town.

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Having been behind bars for years, and receiving an extended sentence once already, Murphy Pendleton has become a liability during his stay at Ryall State Prison. Due to his storied past at Ryall, he is being transferred to Wayside Maximum Security Penitentiary. During his trip to his new gray-bar home, your bus is involved in a horrific accident. Once the twisted carnage of your prison transport bus comes to a stop, you are able to assess the situation. You find yourself stranded in the foggy woods near the town of Silent Hill. Knowing that this may be his one shot at freedom, Murphy sets off to explore the desolate town. Despite the town seeming vast and empty, he can't help but feel claustrophobic and that someone — or some thing — is watching him.

Take on the role of Murphy Pendleton, who finds himself alone and lost in the woods outside the lonely town. Explore the all-new environment that is expansive while feeling claustrophobic at the same time. Experience the bone-chilling terror of Silent Hill with vivid and spectacular visuals that are powered by Unreal 3 technology, bringing the town of Silent Hill, its characters, creatures and horrific world to life. Freely roam, explore the town and venture into all-new side quests that unlock new areas, special items and bonus content. Immerse yourself in the terror with an ever-changing game world that includes a day and night Normal world and an Otherworld world that are created from your actions during the gameplay. Understand that you are never truly alone in Silent Hill.

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  • Experience the spine-tingling chills and psychological terror while exploring the sleepy town of Silent Hill as Murphy Pendleton
  • Uncover the deep and dark storyline of the latest Silent Hill thriller
  • Immerse yourself in the desolate town of Silent Hill with intense visuals powered by Unreal 3 technology that bring the town, characters, creatures and alternate hell to life
  • Unlock new game areas, special items and bonus content by venturing into all-new side quests
  • Explore the ever-changing game world that features day and night Normal world and Otherworld world that are manifested and sourced from character actions throughout the game
  • Get closer to the action with 3D technology for the first time ever
  • Lose yourself in the desolate and terrifying town with renowned story and music talent, including Silent Hill comic writer, Tom Waltz, original music directed and composed by Dan Licht and the theme song performed by hard-rock group, Korn

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4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4 out of 5
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Customers like the scary feel of the game and appreciate the great graphics. They also appreciate the detailed look and crisp renderings. However, some customers report frame rate issues. Opinions are mixed on quality, storyline, controls, and predictability.

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42 customers mention31 positive11 negative

Customers find the game very scary and disturbing. They also say the game has challenging puzzles and frightening enemies. Customers also say that the survival horror qualities were perfect in the original and that the monsters have gotten more interesting.

"...Oh and the monsters have gotten a LOT more interesting. This definitely has somewhat of a SH2 feel...." Read more

"...+ Fun and scary, just what it should be.+ Decent controls and combat.+ Well put together maps...." Read more

"...Certain areas of the game were done extremely well. The mine is downright creepy but you will find that as you progress through the game, that..." Read more

"...Hill is once again a game that combines a great story and terrifying gameplay experience. My hat is off to Vatra on this accomplishment." Read more

37 customers mention29 positive8 negative

Customers like the graphics in the game. They say it has a detailed look, crisp renderings, and incredible attention to detail. They also describe the graphics as vivid, gloomy, and creepy. Customers also say the game does a good job creating the setting and atmosphere.

"...The otherworld looks great, but unlike previous titles this otherworld doesn’t conform to the dimensions of its original surroundings...." Read more

"...First, the graphics are the best ever for SH, and the game play is also quite different. Control scheme is fairly good...." Read more

"...The combat itself is handled very well. The did a good job creating the setting and atmosphere but sadly missed the mark on what they put in it...." Read more

"...The visuals are beautiful and the image text is surprisingly crisp and clear for running in just 720p...." Read more

17 customers mention17 positive0 negative

Customers find the environments in the video game to be interesting, satisfying, and fun. They also say the game has an exploreable town with various side quests.

"...The town is fantastic, it looks great, its creepy, it has the right amount of fog, and it rains at different times...." Read more

"...But the subways did add to the gameplay, and the skyscraper level was interesting. Another weirdness is plot related...." Read more

"...'s a fun horror game to play in itself, and you often have free reign to explore the town and get your feet dirty into side quests that increase the..." Read more

"...The environments are good and the game is at its best when you are wandering around a dark and scary house armed only with a lighter but the game..." Read more

117 customers mention80 positive37 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the video game. Some mention that it's a really good game, with nice interactions and a horror factor. They also say it'll be a great experience and downright nerve-bending. However, others say that it was a weak experience, pointless, boring, and lacking in many other areas. They say the technical issues are irksome and the game lacks in many areas.

"...Silent Hill Downpour is not perfect, but it’s a very good game in the franchise. The atmosphere, story and characters are well done...." Read more

"...If you're a fan of the "Silent Hill" games, check it out. It's a pretty cheap game, but you get a lot of bang for your buck." Read more

"...But the subways did add to the gameplay, and the skyscraper level was interesting. Another weirdness is plot related...." Read more

"...CON's- There is noticeable screen tearing often and an occasional lag/jolt as well, mostly when saving or receiving a trophy...." Read more

45 customers mention29 positive16 negative

Customers are mixed about the storyline. Some mention it's decent, unique, and impressive. They also say it'll be a powerful story with strong characters. However, others say it’s bland, weird, and repetitive.

"...Downpour did a great job following these rules and setting a good story for our main hero Murphy Pendleton...." Read more

"...The story is, good as always...." Read more

"...The story is fairly generic even without the in game clues you find along the way you can figure out the twists along the way just by paying..." Read more

"This is arguably my favorite Silent Hill game. The plot is amazing and scary in a real world way (as regards the neighbor)...." Read more

24 customers mention10 positive14 negative

Customers are mixed about the controls. Some find the controls decent, simple, and basic. They also appreciate the improved game mechanics and movement. However, some customers report issues with the game being buggy and the combat controls frustrating. They say the combat system leaves much to be desired, especially in melee.

"...criticized for its bad hit detection, however the enemies are not very difficult even with this oversight, and it’s just annoying when fighting..." Read more

"...The controls are simple and basic, yet tighter than Homecoming, which also was a decent Silent Hill game but good for only one play through...." Read more

"...Combat leaves much to be desired, especially in melee. The enemies are less interesting than in previous games...." Read more

"...The combat itself is handled very well. The did a good job creating the setting and atmosphere but sadly missed the mark on what they put in it...." Read more

22 customers mention12 positive10 negative

Customers are mixed about the predictability. Some mention that the puzzles are simple but not frustrating, while others say that they are starting to get really hard. They also mention that it's convoluted and disorienting at times.

"...The puzzles difficulty can be adjusted, this seems to only affect the placement of objects and how dials move...." Read more

"...The bland enemies, the awkward controls, the frustrating missions, and the numerous glitches and visual problems all seem to steam from a lack of..." Read more

"...The puzzles are well done and incorporated, and again, just like the originals, they don't hold your hand; you have to figure it out by yourself,..." Read more

"...+ Puzzles! These are actually fun and tricky.+ Traditional SH sounds when you pick up items (brings back memories).+ Music is good!..." Read more

24 customers mention0 positive24 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the frame rate of the video game. They mention that the dialogue is very slow, and the game play lags horribly. They also report that the frame-rate drops from time to time, and that performance issues mar an otherwise good experience.

"...Yes, there are some heavy frame rate dips and image chopping, but for me, I really don't care...." Read more

"...CON's- There is noticeable screen tearing often and an occasional lag/jolt as well, mostly when saving or receiving a trophy...." Read more

"...One other thing I wanted to mention is that there are frame rate issues and lag times that plague the game, especially in the later chapters..." Read more

"...Frame rate issues abound.2)Monster designs are really bad, boring and not up to the series' standards...." Read more

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Montopolis
5.0 out of 5 stars Its raining good games!
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2014
Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase
The Silent Hill franchise is one that very is so beloved, that recent sequels get scrutinized to see whether they deserve to be called a Silent Hill. It is my opinion that Silent Hill Downpour is deserving of the name, due to its story and its depiction of the fabled town.
The first 3 Silent Hill games set the ambiance and rules for the town of Silent Hill. The first one and third one set up the back story of how the town became. While SH2 sets up what the town does to people “visiting”, and how the town and otherworld affect them physically, visually, and mentally. Downpour did a great job following these rules and setting a good story for our main hero Murphy Pendleton.

Murphy has been imprisoned for stealing a police cruiser, some time after his son was kidnapped and murdered. During his time in prison, certain mysterious events happen to him while in prison that leads him to be transferred to another prison. During this transfer, the bus crashes near the outskirts of Silent Hill. Now trapped in the mysterious town, he is chased by a corrections officer who seems to have a personal grudge against him.

After the brief prison tutorial, the game starts you out on the outskirts of the town, you have to traverse an area called the Devils Canyon before you can explore the town of Silent Hill. This dungeon seemed to be very “Bright Falls” which didn’t give me a good impression of the game at first. Once that area was over, and I was able to explore the town, that’s when the game felt like a Silent Hill. The town doesn’t have many buildings to visit for the story, but it does have an explorable town with various side quests. The side quests vary between looking for objects, solving puzzles, and even survival, where enemies come in waves. The town is fantastic, it looks great, its creepy, it has the right amount of fog, and it rains at different times. The otherworld looks great, but unlike previous titles this otherworld doesn’t conform to the dimensions of its original surroundings. It can change sizes, create new areas and affect physics. The otherworld themes are industrial, prison/cages, and water. The story and the different side quest can take around 15 hours. There is also multiple endings requiring more playtroughs.

The combat has been rightfully criticized for its bad hit detection, however the enemies are not very difficult even with this oversight, and it’s just annoying when fighting multiple enemies. First aid kits are used in real time. This means you have to run away to safety and heal if you are low on health. Otherwise, enemies will attack you as you look for health kits in the item menu. There are an unfortunate small amount of enemy models, around five different types throughout the entire game, 4 of them “human like”. Men with hooks on their faces, a larger version of this one, a mannequin ghost, and the most frequent one, a dirty lady in a nightgown. There are no boss fights in Downpour, in their place there are these chase sections. During these, you run away from a small black hole enemy that chases you throughout the buildings as you dodge objects and find a path to safety. The puzzles difficulty can be adjusted, this seems to only affect the placement of objects and how dials move. The difficulty is not like the Shakespeare puzzle from SH3, you shouldn’t need a guide for help.

Silent Hill Downpour is not perfect, but it’s a very good game in the franchise. The atmosphere, story and characters are well done. Exploring the town can give you the creeps and even provide some scares. I truly enjoyed playing this game, I recommend it to fans of the series and it’s a good introduction game for newcomers of the series.
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Serum
5.0 out of 5 stars The BEST "Silent Hill" title, yet!
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2013
Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase
I've heard a lot of complaints about this game, most of which revolve around the original games' composer leaving and a new composer being picked up-- I didn't notice much of a difference in terms of music, as I've played all the other "Silent Hill" games over the last fourteen years. The score is a little different, yeah, but it's not bad, in fact, I thought it was pretty chilling. Daniel Licht, known for "Hellraiser IV: Bloodline," did a fine job.

Now, onto the game. Without giving too much away, it's your standard "Silent Hill" fare, a man with a tragic past winds up in the spooky eponymous town of Silent Hill where he is forced to face his own sins that have manifested in the flesh into the forms of super scary monsters. This time around, your character, Murphy, is a convict on the loose after escaping a prison bus on his way to be transported to a maximum security facility that crashed into a ravine outside everyone's favorite spooky resort town.

That said, the game, like all the other "Silent Hill" titles, has what I've discovered to be two main "themes."

The first is a "personal theme," in this case, it's Murphy's prison lifestyle that helps mold the world around him. Prison is an interesting thing to explore in video-games and I'm surprised that they didn't use a convict or ex-con earlier in the series as a playable character. Many games ("Fable" springs to mind.) involve your character in prison at some point and a subsequent escape. So for Murphy, he's afraid of being locked up again, or we hear the sounds of police sirens in the distance and when they get close, hellish police cruisers appear and monsters pop out of them. It's that psychological "tripping" that has always made the series fantastic.

The second is what I call the "Pain Elemental," (Which I named after a monster in the original "Doom" games.) the Pain Elemental is the element that defines the game. In the first game, "Silent Hill" from 1999, it was fire, in the second game, "Restless Dreams" it was air. They dance around a lot, but in this game, as you'd expect from the title, it's water. In the experiences I've had in my life, I can tell you that water is far more destructive than fire-- having lived through floods, I know what water does to a house that gets hit by five feet of water outside without a basement for it to leak into when you're twenty yards from the overflowing creek. So yes, I'm afraid of water-- and that's one of the things that made this game so scary for me.

The game-play is a HUGE improvement over the previous title in the "canonical" series, which was "Silent Hill Homecoming." While "Homecoming" featured promising game-play unlike that which we'd seen in a "Silent Hill" title before, it was still buggy and out of place. "Silent Hill Downpour" perfects what "Homecoming" attempted to do, and that's create a third-person, frustration free camera angle survival horror game. The game is also, and this is going to sound weird, but fairly 'open world,' if you unlock the subway, you can travel all around town all you want and explore and do side-quests and whatnot. So that's another first for the series, is being able to explore the town in an almost sandbox-mode.

The story is, good as always. I have no complaints, and I don't want to give any more away than I already have seeing that I've explained a good amount of the story already. On a scale from one to ten, one being the worst game I've ever played and ten being the most fantastic game ever made, I'd give this a solid eight. It's the second-best game in the "Silent Hill" series, second only to "Silent Hill 2: Restless Dreams," which is pretty much the best survival horror game ever made in terms of storytelling and scare-factor.

If you're a fan of the "Silent Hill" games, check it out. It's a pretty cheap game, but you get a lot of bang for your buck.
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Autumn Clair
5.0 out of 5 stars great condition
Reviewed in Canada on March 26, 2021
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 12, 2021
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Giggly Giggles
5.0 out of 5 stars Silent hill downpour
Reviewed in Australia on April 10, 2019
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Fantastic survival horror gaming at its best
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Noe Hernandez
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Reviewed in Mexico on May 10, 2016
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El paquete llegó en tiempo, sólo que la caja venía un poco aplastada, creo que fue por la paquetería, pero funciona bien.
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Manuel Martin Avila
5.0 out of 5 stars Perfecto
Reviewed in Spain on June 4, 2016
Platform For Display: PlayStation 3Verified Purchase
El juego es perfecto y aunque es prácticamente de importación viene subtitulado en castellano. Es una buena entrega de Silent Hill
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