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Silent Hill DLC announced for Dark Deception spin-off multiplayer horror game, Monsters & Mortals
- Thread starter Dusk Golem
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Dead by Daylight was also an indie game technically, they broke away from 505 I think. It is cool that Konami is licensing out to these smaller titles like this.
Honestly...no? I don't really remember a lot of media featuring DMC before DMC5 got announced. I know there had been rumors from like insiders that a new DMC was in development, but I really don't recall the franchise like popping up in various places outside like Dante in MvC maybe? What are you referring to?
It was more so of a
DMC PACHINKO
DMC MOBILE GAME
during the dreaded years of "this is the year"
not so much outside of DMC but just like...not an announcement of the next entry. Dark days.
Anyways I'm going OT with this my bad
Dead by Daylight is super popular and known within the gaming community at least. This isn't.
The people who have been down on these collabs with games; you realize this is good news, right? Just because you don't like/know these games doesn't mean they're not popular and Silent Hill being featured in them leads to more exposure of the series to a new generation.
Dark Deception (the pac-man one) is by far and away VASTLY more popular than it's multiplayer spinoff, which is monsters and mortals. Hell, I'd bet most of the youtubers and viewers who enjoyed DD don't even know about the existence of monsters and mortals.
Honestly it's kinda sad to see so much effort put into the spinoff when the main game hasn't had an update since June of friggin 2019.
Just the instrument sound alone is supremely eerie. This track is SO burnt into my mind.
Yeah... Konami has some high expectations for this franchise's future lol
Edit: I love how no major news outlets are even reporting on this. Masahiro Ito's Otherworld tank in World of Tanks got more fanfare and it wasn't even officially Silent Hill related.
Edit: I love how no major news outlets are even reporting on this. Masahiro Ito's Otherworld tank in World of Tanks got more fanfare and it wasn't even officially Silent Hill related.
They don't even have decent ports that can be played today but let's slap the Silent Hill name into some random multiplayer games.
These are the clowns that own one of the most celebrated horror games... ever.
These are the clowns that own one of the most celebrated horror games... ever.
Not gonna lie I kinda like this Dark Deception after reading about it, might need to check it out
How's that so?
Sorry, but when it comes to Konami, seeing is believing.
HYYYYYPEEEEEEE.
Random SH DLC for other horror games and a SH4 GOG re-release. Up next: Book of Memories Switch port and a remake of Homecoming exclusive to EGS. Also a Silent Hill Warriors Switch exclusive with Zelda costumes and skins.
Hell motherfucking yes.
My dms are open Konami, I can and will manage your brand.
Random SH DLC for other horror games and a SH4 GOG re-release. Up next: Book of Memories Switch port and a remake of Homecoming exclusive to EGS. Also a Silent Hill Warriors Switch exclusive with Zelda costumes and skins.
Hell motherfucking yes.
My dms are open Konami, I can and will manage your brand.
Maybe front page era. I'm sure plenty here played it, I did myself because it had a free demo on steam years ago. It just was so unremarkable it wasn't worth talking about ever. It's not a bad game, it's just not scary or really interesting.
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This is actually so true, there's a lot of younger gamers out there who just would not be aware at all of Silent Hill... And why would they be? The last mainline Silent Hill game was Downpour, back in 2012. That's almost a decade ago! As sad as I am to say this, these games are just not in the limelight of pop culture anymore, and unless they are actively seeking out classic horror games there is very little chance that a younger teenager is just going to stumble across Silent Hill as opposed to, say, The Evil Within, or Until Dawn, or any number of horror games being popularised by Let's Plays.