Konami appears to be gearing up for a broader Silent Hill rollout heading into 2026, with regional reporting and recent industry chatter suggesting plans that extend beyond the Silent Hill 1 Remake and Townfall. A to5p roundup cites signals of a larger franchise push, aligning with ongoing leaks around Townfall’s window. 

This momentum matches language in Konami’s FY2026 interim report, which states the publisher intends to continue delivering Silent Hill “through a variety of future works,” implying more projects are on the slate in addition to announced titles. Community posts and trade coverage amplified that line in the days following the filing. As always, details remain tentative until formally announced. 

Meanwhile, Silent Hill: Townfall has been the subject of a retailer date slip pointing to March 26, 2026, later removed—often a sign of placeholder info or an early reveal gone live too soon. Observers speculate Konami may time its next “Transmission” showcase to confirm schedules and clarify how upcoming releases interlock. Treat timelines as provisional. 

Bottom line: between official investor wording and persistent retail/insider signals, Silent Hill’s revival looks set to expand in 2026. Expect confirmation beats—platforms, dates, and any additional projects—once Konami makes its next move.