Silent Hills was officially cancelled in April 2015, with the Japanese publishing removing the game from PlayStation Network. The project fell apart, however, after Kojima had a rather public falling out with Konami.

The title was set to start Norman Reedus – who would go on to collaborate with Kojima in 2019's Death Stranding – and was co-created by film director Guillermo del Toro. This was actually a playable teaser – Mr Kojima is very smart, don't you know? – for a new entry in the Silent Hill franchise, dubbed Silent Hills. PT was announced at Gamescom 2014 by Metal Gear creator Hideo Kojima and was downloaded more than one million times within its first few weeks in the wild. In fact, PT was pulled from Sony's online storefront back in 2015. This gave fans hope that Konami's horror teaser could live on after it emerged that the game was – to the surprise of no-one – unavailable to download from the PlayStation Store. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Initially, it was possible to move PT to the PS5 and play it, but that functionality seems to have been removed at some point.

PS5 owners will not be able to play Silent Hills teaser PT on their new consoles.Īs reported by Polygon, the cult horror hit is no longer transferrable between the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, nor is it playable via backwards compatibility.

Play silent hill 1 online