Here's our first look at Silent Hill Ascension, a 'massively interactive live event' coming later this year.
was announced in 2022 as a"massively interactive live event," featuring art and sound design from JJ Abram's Bad Robot Games studio.
Today we have a slightly clearer idea of what's in store courtesy of developer Genvid Entertainment, which described the series as following multiple people from around the world as they're"tormented by new and terrifying Silent Hill monsters." The hook, of course, is the interactive element: Genvid's"real-time interactive system" will enable viewers"to help characters survive and change those characters' fates.
"We are pleased to tell a new interactive story, in never-before-explored locations, alongside new characters that will be introduced to fans of the Silent Hill universe," Konami producer Motoi Okamoto said."It is you who will decide the fate of multiple main characters, which will unfold simultaneously around the globe."
There's no insight into how any of this will work, but I would expect it to be something similar to Genvid's previous live event,
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