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What is your favorite survival horror game?
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By shimbo
Silent Hill is one of my favorite survival horror series. However, I gave up on keeping an eye out for news a long time ago.
What I like about the series is that it is heavily influenced by the literary genre of psychological horror, with its player characters being mostly "everymen."
The Silent Hill series received universally praised for its graphics, atmosphere, and story. While the first three installments received critical acclaim, following games were less well received which is why we haven't seen a new release from Konami.
I believe that this survival horror series is now dead. But, will it ever make a comeback? Do you think Konami will bring it back?
Let me know what you think in a comment. Thanks!
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