Silent Hill f officially launched on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S on September 25, 2026. Just a day later, Konami announced that the game had already surpassed one million copies sold a remarkable achievement for the franchise’s first brand-new installment in years.
Unlike its predecessors, Silent Hill f breaks tradition by setting the story in Japan rather than the United States, marking a bold creative shift for the series. This milestone also highlights how the game has managed to capture both longtime fans and new players with its fresh direction.
“The remake of Silent Hill 2 released last year, surpassed one million units shipped worldwide within a week of its release, but Silent Hill f is growing in shipments at an even faster pace in each region, including Japan,” Konami writes in its announcement of the sales milestone.
For comparison, the Silent Hill 2 Remake developed by Bloober Team took a full week to reach the same sales figure. That remake was already seen as a strong return for the franchise, but Silent Hill f reaching the milestone six days faster signals even greater momentum for Konami’s horror revival. The success of Silent Hill f is especially significant because it isn’t just leaning on nostalgia. Instead, it’s taking risks, reimagining core aspects of the series, and proving that Silent Hill can thrive by pushing boundaries rather than relying solely on past glory.