Leaked Reviews Reveal Silent Hill f’s Story Length and High Scores

Silent Hill f’s early reviews have leaked ahead of its September 25 release, unveiling a 12-13 hour campaign and top scores from Famitsu and DualShockers. A string of embargo breaches is fueling fan excitement and debate.

The premature leaks confirm Konami’s latest horror spin-off offers a substantial standalone experience. Reviewers praised its blend of Japanese folk horror and “soulslike” combat, underscoring robust narrative design and polished mechanics.

Leaked Reviews

Several outlets inadvertently published their assessments early, breaking the review embargo. DualShockers reportedly awarded Silent Hill f a 9.5/10, touting its atmospheric tension and refined melee combat. Japanese site Famitsu followed with four 9/10 ratings, totaling 36/40-the highest score any entry in the franchise has earned from the publication.

Story Length and Gameplay

Insider reports peg the main story at roughly 12-13 hours of playtime, comparable to the recent Silent Hill 2 Remake but bolstered by multiple endings and a new game plus mode. Gameplay emphasizes close-quarters confrontations and puzzle solving, with grotesque monster encounters and red-flower motifs heightening the dread.

Scores and Reception

• Famitsu: 36/40 (four 9/10 scores), lauding visuals, narrative, and horror atmosphere.
• DualShockers: 9.5/10, praising pacing and combat depth. Players anticipate official reviews when the embargo lifts on or before release day.

Despite the leaks, fan anticipation is at a fever pitch, with social media discussions debating the game’s ambition and potential franchise impact. Silent Hill f aims to revitalize the series by marrying traditional psychological horror with Japanese folklore understory, positioning itself as a must-play for genre enthusiasts.