Among the highlights is the main theme 'Silent Hill' which playing mainly with a mandolin, starts off the soundtrack (and the game) in a powerful and emotional way. Composed by Akira Yamaoka, the music balances between melodic tunes and stylized noise adding a lot to the atmosphere of the game. It also omits the Esperándote song by Rika Muranaka.Ī great deal of the success of Silent Hill comes from the soundtrack of the game.

This release doesn't credit Akira Yamaoka as the artist. Note: Fangamer exclusive vinyl colors inspired by Harry Mason and Cybil Bennett. Provided it isn't delayed again, that is.Silent Hill Original Soundtracks Akira Yamaoka – Silent Hill Original Soundtracks Those who download the demo will also be privy to the game's opening cinematics, which Konami is hoping will get them in the mood for an all-new take on the faltering franchise.Įxpect Silent Hill: Book of Memories to hit stores shelves sometime this autumn. Silent Hill: Book of Memories does feature a single-player campaign, of course, the first two zones of which will be included in tomorrow's demo. Up to four players will be able to link up wirelessly and co-operate to solve puzzles, find weapons, and bludgeon nasties back to whatever dimensional rift they squelched out of. Instead of trying to recapture the cloying claustrophobia which has defined the franchise hitherto, Book of Memories dev WayForward has created a different beast altogether here: a top-down multiplayer-focused action-puzzler. This much-delayed title marks a significant departure from the survival-horror series's past. Konami is opening the first page of Silent Hill: Book of Memories tomorrow, allowing Vita owners to download a playable demo via the PlayStation Network.

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