Silent Hill leak apparently confirmed by DMCA strikes

Some new illustrations and screenshots that are rumored that they are from a developing Silent Hill game were shared this week and, according to some actions taken against the filter, it seems that these looks at the game can be more legitimate than some could Guess. The images in question were eliminated from their homes on social networks through copyright notices, which does not completely confirm the shared details together with them, but certainly adds some credibility to the statements.

Known Aesthetic Gamer, sometimes called Dusk Golem, shared a couple of images on Thursday that they were said to be from a Silent Hill project. The filter said that the images "are a little outdated" and were 2020, which meant that the project may see different now. Anticipating the inevitable detractors who would seek to call the filtration as false, the filter said that he had more that they were not sharing and that he had seen "many private evidence to demonstrate that this is real." Moreover, they said that the game connected to these images was not the only Silent Hill game in development.

But Konami's apparent actions have given more credibility to these statements than anything that Aestheticgamer could have said. In just a couple of hours, the images had been eliminated by copyright claims that, if they were false, would not be necessary at all. As the filter said, the project could be different now, which would mean that the images were no longer solid indications of where the game was or how it looked, but the fact that measures were taken against them means something about the images. It was real enough for the owners not to want them to be public.

Aestheticgamer doubled the statements in the follow -up tweets after the copyright strikes appeared and reaffirmed that this Silent Hill filtration they have shared and all the above have been "100% certain." They added that despite the speculations that have been shared online instead of these leaks, no one has correctly guessed what the game narrative implies.

«Everything I am going to say is what people think the plot of the Silent Hill game that I published photos, and what the plot really is really about, are completely separated things. But I don't blame, since I avoided publishing on purpose. Spoiler-and things, ”the filter said. «I only know that I have been reading my notifications, in other places. And no one has had a remote reason about the narrative of the game ».

Silent Hill fans have routinely criticized the editor for leaving such a prominent franchise with similar criticisms aimed at other properties owned by Konami such as Metal Gear Solid. Konami has not announced any new Silent Hill game at this time.