By Eric Curtis on September 19, 2014 at 4:55pm
The team behind the forthcoming "Silent Hill" game revealed a new trailer at TGS 2014 today. Today's video provides much more insight into what is possibly coming from Hideo Kojima and Guillermo Del Toro's newest horror project.
A few months ago at Gamescom 2014, a "playable teaser" was released featuring a proof-of-concept demo of the forthcoming title. The player progressed down the same hallway repeatedly, delving further into the deranged psyche of the protagonist, with unsettling scenery and frightening jump-scares along the way.
The demo's ending revealed "The Walking Dead's" fan favorite Norman Reedus would play the game's protagonist. Further, the title would be the brain child of Hideo Kojima and Guillermo del Toro. On Sept. 1, the development team announced the teaser had been downloaded over one million times.
You can check out the trailer below if you're feeling especially brave:
Kotaku
