BEFORE YOU ARRIVE

Silent Hill: Townfall Game Info

Meet the team behind Townfall, place St. Amelia on the map, and understand the first-person perspective, reported playtime, endings, and music.

Get to know Townfall

Background for choosing your next horror game, with a clear distinction between developer announcements and individual review experiences.

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Developer: Screen Burn

Silent Hill: Townfall is developed by Screen Burn, formerly No Code. Separate the studio, publishers, director, and audio contributors.

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Setting: St. Amelia

Silent Hill: Townfall takes place on St. Amelia in Scotland in 1996. Learn the announced setting and how to explore its story without spoilers.

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First-person perspective

Yes, Townfall uses first-person gameplay. See why Screen Burn chose it for the CRTV, exploration, and puzzles, and what it means for visibility.

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How long to beat

PC Gamer’s reviewer reports about 13 hours in Townfall. Understand what that single playthrough says about planning sessions and what it cannot establish.

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Multiple endings

Yes, official Townfall descriptions confirm multiple outcomes shaped by player actions. Learn what is established before looking for ending routes.

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Composer: PILOTPRIEST

Anthony Scott Burns, known as PILOTPRIEST, composes Townfall’s score. Learn the confirmed audio credits and where to hear an official preview.

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