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Silent Hill Box art for Silent Hill, Konami 1999. Developer(s): Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo (KCET) Team Silent Publisher(s): Konami Series: Silent Hill Released: North America: January 31, 1999 Japan: March 4, 1999 Europe: August 1,1999 Genre: Survival Horror / Psychological Horror Mode(s): Single Players Ratings: ESRB: Mature (M) Platform(s): Playstation Media: CD-ROM

Silent Hill is a video game published by Konami. The game was released for the Sony PlayStation on January 31, 1999 in North America. It was released in Japan on March 4, 1999, and in Europe on August 1, 1999.

Contents 1 Plot 2 Characters 3 Monsters 4 Bosses 5 Sequels 6 Game Guide

Plot

While traveling down a winding road, Harry Mason along with his young daughter, Cheryl, are involved in a car accident near the resort town of Silent Hill. When Harry regains consciousness he learns that Cheryl has gone missing. He wastes no time and begins to search for her right away, beginning what would be a long, strange trip into a nightmare full of hellish monsters and challenging mysteries.

Characters

• Harry Mason
• Cheryl Mason
• Cybil Bennett
• Lisa Garland
• Dr. Michael Kaufmann
• Dahlia Gillespie
• Alessa Gillespie

Monsters

• Groaner
• Air Screamer
• Grey Children
• Mumbler
• Puppet Nurse
• Puppet Doctor
• Night Flutter
• Larval Stalker
• Romper
• Hanged Scratcher
• Creepers
• Split Head
• Bloodsucker
• Twinfeeler
• Puppet Cybil Bennett
• Incubus
• Incubator
• Claw Finger

Bosses

• Lizard
• Larva
• Moth
• Alessa

Sequels

Silent Hill was followed by only one direct sequel, Silent Hill 3, however Silent Hill Origins is a direct link-in title as it deals with some of the back-story leading into Silent Hill. The remaining games in the series are stand-alone titles (Silent Hill 2, Silent Hill: The Room). Silent Hill Homecoming is not a direct sequel, but ties heavily in with the cult.

Game Guide

Game Walkthrough

Riddles

Trivia

Notes

Endings

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