Silent Hill: Downpour (2012)
Genres:Adventure
Themes:Horror, Survival
Game modes:Single player
Story:Silent Hill: Downpour is the eighth Silent Hill video game installment and the last fully-released video game in the series. Just like its predecessors, Downpour combines exploring abandoned surroundings, talking to characters, and solving puzzles, set against a slow, psychological horror theme. Different from the previous game Silent Hill: Shattered Memories is the return of combat. The player often has to fight off monsters using a variety of weapons, but he can carry only one melee and one ranged weapon who can deteriorate over time. Entirely new to the series is the introduction of a weather system: there is a full day and night cycle and rain often warns the player of danger that is approaching. It is possible to hide until the weather becomes better again.Show more
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I played Silent Hill Downpour many years ago, it was one of the first games in the franchise that I played on my Xbox 360, I loved it, its story is its strongest point and I think bringing it back would be wonderful.
Listen, cupcake, this messy masterpiece simply demands a PC port. The monster designs might feel uninspired when compared to other SH games but the character-work is actually amazing. In my eyes, the memorability of these characters is on par with SH2.
Ich hab es damals auf der PS3 gezockt und würde es lieben auf den Pc auch zocken zu können!
Da ich es leider momentan nicht mehr auf meiner alten PS3 zocken kann und es bestimmt auf dem Pc gut aussehen würde z.B. mit besser Grafik und Performanz
Every Silent Hill game deserves to be played at least once. Silent hill 2, Homecoming, Sh2 remake, Sh3, The Room, etc. Are all great games in their own right and this one is just another addition to the great franchise. I played this back in the day and i lost the disc...I want it back. lol
Another underappreciated entry in the Silent Hill series. Nothing will ever beat the original trilogy, IMO, but there were some other fine releases throughout the years that have been neglected for too long, and Downpour is one of them.
I know this one is hated, and I've heard many people say it's the worst game in the series. I don't care, I love this game. I played this on a friends xbox 360 when I was 11 or 12 and It was an experience I'll never forget. I'm so attached to these characters for no reason. Love the game and definitely want to play it again.
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