Konami is considering more Silent Hill games, producer reportedly says

Konami has not announced a named second or third wave of Silent Hill games. Reports of a Famitsu interview with franchise producer Motoi Okamoto instead indicate that the company is considering what could follow its initial revival lineup.

PC Gamer’s report on the Famitsu interview attributes the “second and third waves” language to Okamoto. The reported comments did not identify any games, developers, platforms, announcement dates or release windows for those possible waves.

What Okamoto reportedly said about Silent Hill’s next waves

In an English rendering reported by PC Gamer from the Famitsu interview, Okamoto said:

Successfully launching this ‘first wave’ comes with great relief, but we’re not stopping here; we must think of the second and third waves.

Motoi Okamoto, as translated and reported by PC Gamer from Famitsu

The same report attributes a crucial qualification to Okamoto:

We can’t share specific details, but we’re currently looking at a number of projects.

Motoi Okamoto, as translated and reported by PC Gamer from Famitsu

“Looking at” projects does not establish that each one is in full production, has been formally approved or will be released. It also does not reveal how Konami would divide any eventual games between a second wave and a third wave.

What is confirmed, and what is not

The available reporting supports a broader Silent Hill pipeline, but not a defined new slate. Here is the distinction:

Confirmed or credibly reported

• Okamoto reportedly said Konami must think about second and third waves following the initial revival wave.
• PlayStation Universe’s report on the Famitsu interview identifies the first wave as Silent Hill 2 Remake, Silent Hill f and Silent Hill: Townfall.
• GamesRadar+ separately reported, after interviewing Okamoto through an interpreter at Gamescom 2026, that Konami was exploring and working on multiple unannounced projects.
• Konami’s official announcement identifies Silent Hill: Townfall as a new series entry released on September 24, 2026. It names Screen Burn Interactive as the developer and Annapurna Interactive and Konami as co-publishers.

Still unannounced

• The names or number of games that could form a second or third wave.
• Whether possible projects are remakes, new stories, smaller experiments or a mixture of formats.
• The developers working on any future wave.
• Target platforms, announcement dates and release windows.
• Which projects, if any, will progress from exploration to release.

Konami’s annual-release goal is an ambition, not a schedule

Okamoto’s earlier GamesRadar+ interview provides context for the new reporting, but it does not amount to a release commitment. Speaking through an interpreter, he said:

Our aim is to, hopefully, have an annual release of new games.

Motoi Okamoto, speaking to GamesRadar+ at Gamescom 2026

The word “hopefully” is material. It describes Konami’s ambition for the series rather than a promise that a new Silent Hill game will arrive every calendar year.

For now, the practical answer is that Konami is considering more Silent Hill projects and has discussed possible second and third waves. None of the supplied reporting names a game as part of either wave, so any specific lineup, studio assignment, platform list or release timetable remains unannounced.