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Far from the return to form that its title implied, Silent Hill: Homecoming brushed aside many of the franchises conventions, even if it didn't wave away that dreadful fog.
Following Henry Townsend as he attempts to escape his gradually more haunted apartment, it's an instantly uncomfortable experience. The Room is quite unlike any other entry in the series.
Silent Hill: Downpour is a brilliantly flawed, wonderfully troubling game. It may have been a little too familiar, but some of its best scenes are astonishingly brutal.
A surprisingly interesting, creative, and fresh take on the franchise. Amazingly, its use of the Wii-mote didn't make you want to accidentally throw it across the room.
There's a truly disturbing atmosphere to SH3, and that's a big part of its appeal. The monsters within are brilliantly grotesque, from the club-armed Closer to the disgusting Glutton.
As draw distances were poor on PS1, Team Silent decided that such a limitation would be a good stand-in for fog. It was an ingenious decision that defined the series' style and atmosphere.
A truly seminal sequel, and easily the greatest Silent Hill ever made. From its first moment to its last, it asks you "why?" And "I don't know" is still the scariest answer of all – and it's the truth.