Rumor: Three Unannounced Silent Hill Games Are Reportedly In Development alongside the newly announced games

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According to an insider, there are three unannounced Silent Hill games currently in development, which isn't including the recently leaked Silent Hill: The Short Message.
Prominent Silent Hill leaker Dusk Golem (also known as AestheticGamer1) is reporting that, in addition to everything that Konami has announced for the series so far, there are three unannounced Silent Hill games in development currently. That's not including The Short Message, which was leaked several months ago and had some key details revealed from a Taiwanese rating board yesterday.

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3? Why not 25 games? And why not renaming Konami to Sllenthillami? Sounds like another Dusk Gollem lie.
 

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Dusk Golem leaked Bloober's Silent Hill 2 fan fiction, The Short Message, the choice-based episodic title (Ascension), and the Annapurna game (Townfall) years in advance. It's safe to say he's telling the truth

Nah, for @Yurinka that was pure luck. The Nvidia leak was fake, every single leak is fake. They know better!
 
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Dusk Golem leaked Bloober's Silent Hill 2 fan fiction, The Short Message, the choice-based episodic title (Ascension), and the Annapurna game (Townfall) years in advance. It's safe to say he's telling the truth
Dusk Gollem didn't leak these games.

Regarding the remake, Konami publicly announced to be "excited to work with Bloober Team and other highly regarded development partners to produce games from existing and new IPs.” (notice VGC mentions a Silent Hill developed by a "prominent Japanese developer" that as of now doesn't exist or at least has not been announced). Like everyone else, Dusk Gollem guessed that Bloober was working on a Silent Hill but didn't say anything about any remake, and he mentioned again a Bluepoint MGS remake that also was officially debunked (Bluepoint said to be working now on original content, not in a remake or remaster).

He also later reacted to leaked remake images that were leaked to social media not by him.

So having Konami said to be working with multiple partners on existing and new IPs, SH fans like Dusk Gollem started to guess multile possible collaborations.

Regarding the Annapurna game, he reacted to someone else who rumored or guessing that Annapurna was working on SH and he wrongly added "yes Annapurna reportedly has a hand in the SH revival, specifically in the anthology game with different short stories in SH made by different indie devs" (wrong, it's a single story/game made by a single indie team).

Dusk Gollem didn't leak The Short Message: like anybody else saw its public Korean rating in September and reacted to it. He wrongly said back then -in September- that "Korean Rating Boards have often leaked video game projects a few weeks ahead of announcement, which means this will likely be announced & released in the next few weeks.". He was wrong, it has not been announced and the games rated in Korea normally get released about 3 to 5 months later, but sometime more and sometimes less. Since the screenshots he shared didn't match with the multiple announced Silent Hill games, he assumed they were from this one.

But it would be very rare that after announcing many SH games at the same time they would release by surprise a different unannounced one. I assume that The Short Message is a PT equivalent (short pre-release demo) of one of the already announced titles.

He shared screenshots of a supposed Silent Hill game that does not match any of the announced titles. They got supposedly DMCA'd by someone (we don't know if Konami or someone else, like himself using other account), but these ones looked from a professional game, not from a fan game. Could be from the Short Message either if it's a demo or a full game because he mentioned "short messages" when posting them, or could be from other (related to SH or not) cancelled or unannounced game. In any case, we still have to confirm if it's from a real SH game (I think it's likely).

Btw, I'm still waiting for the Sillent Hill games from Kojipro, Sony/Japan Studio or Bokeh. Teams who btw never have been working on SH (in the case of Kojima since he left Konami) because have been busy with other teams.

Nah, for @Yurinka that was pure luck. The Nvidia leak was fake, every single leak is fake. They know better!
Please, don't lie about me. Regarding the Nvidia list I said that some games were properly leaked while a ton more were only fan guesses: the existence of the games or their release dates.

As an example, MS was supposed to release over a dozen AAA games in 2022 including Scalebound. Hope you enjoyed them. Also, hope you enjoyed the Ghost of Tsushima, Gran Turismo 7, Helldivers 2 or Déraciné PC releases in 2022.

And Dusk Gollem made up stuff a ton of times, not only about Silent Hill. Regarding Street Fighter V and SF6 made up a full story where absolutely he said was proven wrong and debunked by the SF6 producer and director, who were the same SFV producer and director (Yoshinori Ono never worked on these positions for SFV or SF6 and the approximated timelines Ono mentioned for SFV and SF6 many years before match with the real ones and the ones told by the SFV and SF6 producer and director, while not matching what Dusk Gollem said).

Dusk Gollem lied saying SF6 was rebooted and delayed, that Ono was fired and due to certain reasons (while he left and for other ones publicly known), that Ono was going to be replaced by a 'well known female in the FGC' (when he was replaced as the executive producer in charge of Capcom fighting games by the executive producer in charge of the Mega Man series).

But he said Ono was replaced as director and when told Ono wasn't the director of the game then he said Ono was replaced as producer and when said he wasn't a producer then he didn't know what to say. The producer of SF6 is the same producer that SFV had, and the SF6 director is the same director that SFV had.

According to the SF6 director back in 2018 he wrote a detailed plan for SF6 and they fluently developed it since then without any big issue, and the current game seems to be almost exactly what he wrote in the initial doc, something that makes him happy because it is not very common (games often evolve and change a lot during development due to the needed iterations).
 

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Please, don't lie about me. Regarding the Nvidia list I said that some games were properly leaked while a ton more were only fan guesses: the existence of the games or their release dates.

You're fortunate I have no patience to go back and quote what you said when I explained how the Nvidia leak was legit, but you should be ashamed of blatantly lying like that.

Anyway, I have no patience to entertain your verbal diarrhea which usually comes like this: someone says something, you write an essay on how they are wrong and you know it all, person is proved right, you write an essay explaining why stuff happened (using the original persons arguments).

Have fun.
 
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You're fortunate I have no patience to go back and quote what you said when I explained how the Nvidia leak was legit, but you should be ashamed of blatantly lying like that.

Anyway, I have no patience to entertain your verbal diarrhea which usually comes like this: someone says something, you write an essay on how they are wrong and you know it all, person is proved right, you write an essay explaining why stuff happened (using the original persons arguments).

Have fun.
Nah, you simply can't accept facts and you are upset because you don't like them because they don't fit your narrative, and can't counter them with other facts.

These are some of the facts (there are more) that prove that even if some games were legit the list is full of bullshit when it listed:
  • Over a dozen MS games for MS including some known to be in preproduction or in early production
  • Titles that their devs later confirmed to don't exist (like Scalebound, confirmed it continues dead) or GT7 (his creator said they aren't working on a PC port)
  • Sony games as Horizon Forbidden West, GT7 and Uncharted Thieves Collection to release on PC at launch (later Hermen clarified AGAIN that they don't plan release these type of games day one on PC)
  • A game had its name copypasted from a mistranslation made by a real leaker (a RE codename RE Outrage was mistranslated as RE Outbreak by who leaked the Capcom schedule doc)
  • A Monster Hunter game from PSP with typos on its name that obviously won't be released on PC.
 
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Suddenly we have a trillion SH games coming as if they want to makeup for all these years.
 

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You're fortunate I have no patience to go back and quote what you said when I explained how the Nvidia leak was legit, but you should be ashamed of blatantly lying like that.

Anyway, I have no patience to entertain your verbal diarrhea which usually comes like this: someone says something, you write an essay on how they are wrong and you know it all, person is proved right, you write an essay explaining why stuff happened (using the original persons arguments).

Have fun.
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Well, I guess I can be pedantic as fuck. Let's do this:

Nah, you simply can't accept facts and you are upset because you don't like them because they don't fit your narrative, and can't counter them with other facts.

These are some of the facts (there are more) that prove that even if some games were legit the list is full of bullshit when it listed:
  • Over a dozen MS games for MS including some known to be in preproduction or in early production
  • Titles that their devs later confirmed to don't exist (like Scalebound, confirmed it continues dead) or GT7 (his creator said they aren't working on a PC port)
  • Sony games as Horizon Forbidden West, GT7 and Uncharted Thieves Collection to release on PC at launch (later Hermen clarified AGAIN that they don't plan release these type of games day one on PC)
  • A game had its name copypasted from a mistranslation made by a real leaker (a RE codename RE Outrage was mistranslated as RE Outbreak by who leaked the Capcom schedule doc)
  • A Monster Hunter game from PSP with typos on its name that obviously won't be released on PC.

First of all, the list did not mention games to release on PC at launch. You're pulling shit out of the bag, throwing it at a wall and seeing if it sticks. The only thing you're actually achieving is filling the room with crap because you know you're wrong. Let's timeline this shit. Since I can't quote the original, I'll leak and copy paste the text.

Here, you claim that the list was only fan guesses

Other than the Uncharted Collection (already announced for PC but without announcing date, which the list got wrong) the list misses the other next 3 Sony PC ports that will be released in the next year or so. The list mentions instead like half a dozen other ports supposedly to be released this year and only got right one of them, God of War 2018. Which after Horizon, Uncharted 4, Days Gone and Death Stranding and Sony saying they were going to port more PS4 games to PC was a safe bet.

The other games wrongfully added there won't be released to PC at least this fiscal year. I think it's pretty clear that the list was only a fan guess. Who knows, maybe some of them will end or already are being ported to PC or already ported but for strategical decisions Sony won't release the PC version until at least 2-4 years or more after their PS release. Maybe not only to keep them as PS exclusive more time to bring more value to their console and game sub service to get a bigger % of revenue from their sales, but maybe they push them back to don't saturate pc players with a gazillion ports released every year.

Here, you decided to be a smartass

All the Sony PC ports in that list were fake with a single exception: the PC port that was already officially announced before the list was made public. And guess what, the 3 next ports Sony announced weren't on that list. Same goes with the over a dozen games that according to the list MS was going to release this year: none of them wil be released this year. And the only one that will be released wasn't in the list. And guess what, Scalebound continues dead. And Hellblade 2 won't be released this year because half a year ago was in preproduction so it's impossible they ever planned it for 2022.

And proceeded to be utterly destroyed as a consequence - Link to the supporting GraphQL leak here

The post I added above was released in September 2021. This is important
So, from the list above, 1 game was announced AFTER the leak, 1 game was announced just a few days before the post was created (but the data was probably dug before the announcement, and 2 games have had their PC screenshots leaked.

Edit - Apparently Resident Evil 4 Remake was part of the leak, for PC, and that got confirmed just a few weeks ago. The leak is real, period.

Let's remind the audience - You keep ignoring a FULL ARTICLE from the leaker explaining how he got the information. It's actually sad.

The Uncharted collection was announced before the leak and out of all the other Sony games they only guessed one: God of War. All the other ones are wrong. These "screenshots leaked" can be fake, specially considerin Sony said they won't release more PC ports this year.

Btw, the Uncharted Collection according to the Nvidia list was going to be released in March and we still don't know its release date.

If I'm wrong where are the PC releases or at least announcements of all these games of the list?
  • Ghost of Tsushima
  • Sackboy: A Big Adventure
  • Gran Turismo 7
  • HELLDIVERS 2
  • Horizon Forbidden West
  • Returnal
  • Demon Souls
  • Ratchet and Clank (no specified game)
  • Déraciné
Are you blind or are you flatearthers? Can't you see most of the list are a lie and the only single one they got right maybe was just a lucky guess out of many ones that were wrong? How is going to be that list accurate if all the unannounced Sony games it includes are wrong and they only guessed one, while it misses the next 3 unannounced PC ports?

And let's remind ourselves that the web archive has the full git of the list. As I had shared before.


And even after you admitting it's an Nvidia leak when you thought was a steam one

Yes, as I remember it was from the database of Nvidia Now.

You still persisted on your bullshit trying to fit a narrative

No, I show facts. The list included a Sony port that already was already announced, one game guessed correctly, many guesses that are wrong and failed to include the 3 next PC ports announced by Sony.

I also highlighted that Sony mentioned they'll release 2 PC ports this fiscal year, not almost a dozen. I also add that they mentioned that will increase their output of PC ports but at least 3 fiscal years later will still be far from almost a dozen ports per year.

I admit that as Nvidia said, they accessed to a real Nvidia database. And that the list included both real unannounced ganes and other ones that were a fan guess added by a bored Nvidia employee, some copy pasted by leaks or rumors, other simply fan guesses or desires.

"NVIDIA is aware of an unauthorized published game list, with both released and/or speculative titles, used only for internal tracking and testing. Inclusion on the list is neither confirmation nor an announcement of any game."

Btw, Nvidia never said an employee added the data. You did. The speculative does not refer to employee added, contrary to what you think.

But keep living in fantasy land. And don't forget to pretend this conversation happened 6 months from now if more shit gets added by suddenly trying to explain how you actually said it was true from the beginning. Like you usually do by disagreeing with someone and then using their arguments as your own when you're wrong.
 
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Well, I guess I can be pedantic as fuck. Let's do this:



First of all, the list did not mention games to release on PC at launch. You're pulling shit out of the bag, throwing it at a wall and seeing if it sticks. The only thing you're actually achieving is filling the room with crap because you know you're wrong. Let's timeline this shit. Since I can't quote the original, I'll leak and copy paste the text.

Here, you claim that the list was only fan guesses



Here, you decided to be a smartass



And proceeded to be utterly destroyed as a consequence - Link to the supporting GraphQL leak here



Let's remind the audience - You keep ignoring a FULL ARTICLE from the leaker explaining how he got the information. It's actually sad.



And let's remind ourselves that the web archive has the full git of the list. As I had shared before.


And even after you admitting it's an Nvidia leak when you thought was a steam one



You still persisted on your bullshit trying to fit a narrative



Btw, Nvidia never said an employee added the data. You did. The speculative does not refer to employee added, contrary to what you think.

But keep living in fantasy land. And don't forget to pretend this conversation happened 6 months from now if more shit gets added by suddenly trying to explain how you actually said it was true from the beginning. Like you usually do by disagreeing with someone and then using their arguments as your own when you're wrong.
The initial list (the one you posted) isn't the one with the dates. They later got access to extra games and fields and posted different lists and when they started to get release dates called it 'Nvidia GeForce Leak 2.0'. Here's one of the dumps they did of games that had upcoming release dates:


The MS+Bethesda+Ninja Theory titles listed there for 2022/2023/2024 date as an example:

2022-12-07Avowed
2024-06-15Everwild
2023-10-12Fable 4

2022-08-12
Forza Motorsport 8

2022-11-10
Gears 6

2022-07-01
Project Holland
2022-11-15Project Typhoon
2022-12-08Untitled The Initiative Game
2023-12-12Untitled iNxile Game

2022-01-11
Ghostwire: Tokyo

2023-01-02
Codename: Blacksky

2022-01-03
Hibiki

2023-01-04
Kestrel

2024-01-01
Platinum (Indiana Jones)

2022-06-20
Redfall

2022-12-06
Relic
2022-11-11Starfield

2024-01-02
The Elder Scrolls VI

2023-01-04
ZOE - Engine

2022-09-30
Project H2
2022-09-30Project Mara


And yes, Nvidia admitted the list was theirs and that some of the games listed were "speculative" (in other worlds, fan guesses):

E_SJtc1XoAgjmIW


Nvidia said speculative again here:
"NVIDIA is aware of an unauthorized published game list, with both released and/or speculative titles, used only for internal tracking and testing."

The only thing where I was wrong was assuming that the 4 Sony PC ports for the fiscal year were going to be Spider-Man Remastered, Morales, Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy. But they counted them together maybe because of their PS5 release so their 4 ports for PC ended being Spider-Man Morales Ultimate Edition (included Remastered), Uncharted Thieves Collection, TLOUP1 and Returnal. I thought Sackboy and Returnal weren't going to happen (at least this FY) but seems it's going to be the case.

But well, I don't know why I write to you because you don't seem to read, or simply ignore every time you're told that even if the list came from the Nvidia GeForce Now database and some games of the list are right and proper leaks, other ones are wrong. You keep posting the article where Ighor mentioned how he did get it as if it meant something or as if it would counter something I said, when it isn't the case at all.


He's a solid addition to any ignore list!
Someone alert the burn ward!
Have fun in my ignore list, troll.
 
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Dusk Gollem didn't leak these games.

Regarding the remake, Konami publicly announced to be "excited to work with Bloober Team and other highly regarded development partners to produce games from existing and new IPs.” (notice VGC mentions a Silent Hill developed by a "prominent Japanese developer" that as of now doesn't exist or at least has not been announced). Like everyone else, Dusk Gollem guessed that Bloober was working on a Silent Hill but didn't say anything about any remake, and he mentioned again a Bluepoint MGS remake that also was officially debunked (Bluepoint said to be working now on original content, not in a remake or remaster).

He also later reacted to leaked remake images that were leaked to social media not by him.

So having Konami said to be working with multiple partners on existing and new IPs, SH fans like Dusk Gollem started to guess multile possible collaborations.

Regarding the Annapurna game, he reacted to someone else who rumored or guessing that Annapurna was working on SH and he wrongly added "yes Annapurna reportedly has a hand in the SH revival, specifically in the anthology game with different short stories in SH made by different indie devs" (wrong, it's a single story/game made by a single indie team).

Dusk Gollem didn't leak The Short Message: like anybody else saw its public Korean rating in September and reacted to it. He wrongly said back then -in September- that "Korean Rating Boards have often leaked video game projects a few weeks ahead of announcement, which means this will likely be announced & released in the next few weeks.". He was wrong, it has not been announced and the games rated in Korea normally get released about 3 to 5 months later, but sometime more and sometimes less. Since the screenshots he shared didn't match with the multiple announced Silent Hill games, he assumed they were from this one.

But it would be very rare that after announcing many SH games at the same time they would release by surprise a different unannounced one. I assume that The Short Message is a PT equivalent (short pre-release demo) of one of the already announced titles.

He shared screenshots of a supposed Silent Hill game that does not match any of the announced titles. They got supposedly DMCA'd by someone (we don't know if Konami or someone else, like himself using other account), but these ones looked from a professional game, not from a fan game. Could be from the Short Message either if it's a demo or a full game because he mentioned "short messages" when posting them, or could be from other (related to SH or not) cancelled or unannounced game. In any case, we still have to confirm if it's from a real SH game (I think it's likely).

Btw, I'm still waiting for the Sillent Hill games from Kojipro, Sony/Japan Studio or Bokeh. Teams who btw never have been working on SH (in the case of Kojima since he left Konami) because have been busy with other teams.


Please, don't lie about me. Regarding the Nvidia list I said that some games were properly leaked while a ton more were only fan guesses: the existence of the games or their release dates.

As an example, MS was supposed to release over a dozen AAA games in 2022 including Scalebound. Hope you enjoyed them. Also, hope you enjoyed the Ghost of Tsushima, Gran Turismo 7, Helldivers 2 or Déraciné PC releases in 2022.

And Dusk Gollem made up stuff a ton of times, not only about Silent Hill. Regarding Street Fighter V and SF6 made up a full story where absolutely he said was proven wrong and debunked by the SF6 producer and director, who were the same SFV producer and director (Yoshinori Ono never worked on these positions for SFV or SF6 and the approximated timelines Ono mentioned for SFV and SF6 many years before match with the real ones and the ones told by the SFV and SF6 producer and director, while not matching what Dusk Gollem said).

Dusk Gollem lied saying SF6 was rebooted and delayed, that Ono was fired and due to certain reasons (while he left and for other ones publicly known), that Ono was going to be replaced by a 'well known female in the FGC' (when he was replaced as the executive producer in charge of Capcom fighting games by the executive producer in charge of the Mega Man series).

But he said Ono was replaced as director and when told Ono wasn't the director of the game then he said Ono was replaced as producer and when said he wasn't a producer then he didn't know what to say. The producer of SF6 is the same producer that SFV had, and the SF6 director is the same director that SFV had.

According to the SF6 director back in 2018 he wrote a detailed plan for SF6 and they fluently developed it since then without any big issue, and the current game seems to be almost exactly what he wrote in the initial doc, something that makes him happy because it is not very common (games often evolve and change a lot during development due to the needed iterations).
Yes, he and Video Games Chronicle were the ones who leaked those games (and Dusk Golem beat VGC to it). Acting like it was a coincidence or that his leaks were unrelated is delusional at worst and uninformed at best.



He leaked the episodic anthology (Annapurna Interactive's series, starting with Townfall) way back in 2020:










cf:



It's not a single game from a single indie team, it's the first game in an anthology from various developers, similar to The Dark Pictures (but with different creatives teams).



He leaked The Short Message (which is Sakura). The synopsis and teaser image for it literally verifies everything he leaked, and that's the playable teaser for the "prominent Japanese developer" game you mention:




He was also one of the primary leakers on Bloober Team's Silent Hill 2 bastardisation remake, and he was talking about it months prior to its announcement. Not just "a Silent Hill game made by Bloober," he mentioned multiple times that it was a remake of the second game.


Also, some of the things you're criticising him for (such as the Korean board thing) are personal predictions, not actual leaks. When it comes to Silent Hill information, Dusk Golem is legit.
 
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The initial list (the one you posted) isn't the one with the dates. They later got access to extra games and fields and posted different lists and when they started to get release dates called it 'Nvidia GeForce Leak 2.0'. Here's one of the dumps they did of games that had upcoming release dates:


The MS+Bethesda+Ninja Theory titles listed there for 2022/2023/2024 date as an example:

2022-12-07Avowed
2024-06-15Everwild
2023-10-12Fable 4

2022-08-12
Forza Motorsport 8

2022-11-10
Gears 6

2022-07-01
Project Holland
2022-11-15Project Typhoon
2022-12-08Untitled The Initiative Game
2023-12-12Untitled iNxile Game

2022-01-11
Ghostwire: Tokyo

2023-01-02
Codename: Blacksky

2022-01-03
Hibiki

2023-01-04
Kestrel

2024-01-01
Platinum (Indiana Jones)

2022-06-20
Redfall

2022-12-06
Relic
2022-11-11Starfield

2024-01-02
The Elder Scrolls VI

2023-01-04
ZOE - Engine

2022-09-30
Project H2
2022-09-30Project Mara


And yes, Nvidia admitted the list was theirs and that some of the games listed were "speculative" (in other worlds, fan guesses):

E_SJtc1XoAgjmIW


Nvidia said speculative again here:
"NVIDIA is aware of an unauthorized published game list, with both released and/or speculative titles, used only for internal tracking and testing."

The only thing where I was wrong was assuming that the 4 Sony PC ports for the fiscal year were going to be Spider-Man Remastered, Morales, Uncharted 4 and Lost Legacy. But they counted them together maybe because of their PS5 release so their 4 ports for PC ended being Spider-Man Morales Ultimate Edition (included Remastered), Uncharted Thieves Collection, TLOUP1 and Returnal. I thought Sackboy and Returnal weren't going to happen (at least this FY) but seems it's going to be the case.

But well, I don't know why I write to you because you don't seem to read, or simply ignore every time you're told that even if the list came from the Nvidia GeForce Now database and some games of the list are right and proper leaks, other ones are wrong. You keep posting the article where Ighor mentioned how he did get it as if it meant something or as if it would counter something I said, when it isn't the case at all.

Have fun in my ignore list.


This is so cute

You just tried to reverse Uno this baby and the only thing you proved is that... I'm right. I never said the dates were correct. In fact, I never provided a list with dates. You were the one that kept bashing the dates as some sort of ultimate proof.

Incredible.

And I love how you try and say "speculative" means fan guesses. It really is sad how you try and extrapolate their words to that.

Facts:

The list is from their servers
The list I provided is not doctored, it's the original product
Nvidia never said the list included fan guesses

Don't you get tired of being wrong?
 
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Yes, he and Video Games Chronicle were the ones who leaked those games (and Dusk Golem beat VGC to it). Acting like it was a coincidence or that his leaks were unrelated is delusional at worst and uninformed at best.



He leaked the episodic anthology (Annapurna Interactive's series, starting with Townfall) way back in 2020:



In this March 2020 thread he says multiple things, a few right and most of them wrong.

He got right:
  • Two SH in the works (they are more, but he got right that Konami was working on multiple SH titles, which was hard to believe back then)
  • "new Silent Hill game started development in 2019, & that Masahiro Ito was working on the title" (Bloober later said in Feb 2021 that they were working for more than a year with a famous publisher, so pretty likely started to work in the remake in late 2019)
  • One of the SH in the works is a soft reboot (a bit hard to qualify any of the announced games as this, but let's be generous.)
He got wrong:
  • One of the SH in the works is an episodic title
  • Konami gave the rights of the two SH games to Sony but that Sony didn't buy the IP. (Isn't true, Konami is the Silent Hill IP owner and obviously will publish their own games because they are a publisher. If something, Sony would get (timed? console?) exclusives as they do with many 3rd party indies or AAA teams, but wouldn't get the rights, or would publish or develop what for them is a small 3rd party IP)
  • Supermassive got approached but didn't get the deal (back in 2020 was publicly known they had a multi game deal with Bandai Namco for The Dark Pictures Anthology with several games to be published back then, so didn't make sense to approach them knowing they'd be busy for many years)
  • He mentions Kojima in the talks to work on SH thanks to a Sony mediation between Konami and Kojima (Kojima always has been busy with other projects, and recently mentioned he wants to work only on his own new IPs, that isn't interested to work on IPs from someone else.
  • Also mentions Japan Studio involved somehow (Japan Studio was instead working on Astrobot and Demon's Souls remake plus getting restructured to split it into two and change their management).
  • "Kojima and Junji Ito are working on a manga together that'll be revealed soon from the Kojima source" (seems the manga never existed even if Kojima previously said he'd like to make some day movies, anime or manga in addition to games)
  • He mentions Toyama and Akira (Yamaoka) working on the SH soft reboot. Later we knew Toyama founded Bokeh in August 2020 and left Sony a month later to on Slitterhead (with Yamaoka btw), which isn't related to SH at all.


I highly doubt Supermassive would do a pitch for them or had any serious talks to work on SH.

In 2018 Supermassive was working on the 8 games (or more depending on sales) they had signed with Namco for The Dark Pictures Anthology, a year later they'd publish the first one.

On top of that, The Quarry was published last year but it was going to be originally an Stadia exclusive, so they had to port it to all systems, and before that they had to develop it. So very likely they were already working on it in 2018.

So they were really busy to do pitches for more people, they already had almost a dozen games signed.






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It's not a single game from a single indie team, it's the first game in an anthology from various developers, similar to The Dark Pictures (but with different creatives teams).

In this tweet he was commenting what was announced the day before in the Silent Hill stream. At the end of the Townfall portion, before moving to the next game, the Konami guy is asked if there are more partners besides them and he says that he can't say yet but that they plan to expand their partnerships with equally talented teams.

It isn't clear if he's talking about the games to be announced later in the stream or future games announcing in the future, and being that the case if would be part of Townfall or their deal with Annapurna. Which maybe is the most likely since he mentioned that in the portion of Townfall so it's fair to undertand the same than Dusk Gollem, but they didn't mentioned it clearly.

What Konami announced in the stream were separate Silent Hill projects without mentioning that any of them was an anthology or episodic games.

He leaked The Short Message (which is Sakura). The synopsis and teaser image for it literally verifies everything he leaked, and that's the playable teaser for the "prominent Japanese developer" game you mention:




He was also one of the primary leakers on Bloober Team's Silent Hill 2 bastardisation remake, and he was talking about it months prior to its announcement. Not just "a Silent Hill game made by Bloober," he mentioned multiple times that it was a remake of the second game.
Thanks for sharing, I just saw there that in the Taiwan rating includes the game description mentions Anita and Maya, something he mentions and confirms the leak of The Short Message as legit, and that really was Konami who DMCAed the images. I was wrong.

Regarding the remake, I remember he commented a document with screenshots after someone else leaked them. And that he said this after someone else leaked a SH transmission video stuff he makes some comments/speculations about the remake, apparently all of them wrong:

" I'm determined not to spoil things, so to say this in the most neutral way possible, there's a lot of ways to interpret it. It could be
-They're releasing the remake into parts
-They're releasing the original SH2 alongside the remake
-They're releasing a SH2 Remake Demo
-They're having multiple showings of Silent Hill 2, split into parts
-The original SH2 is Part 1 & there's a planned sequel to SH2 specifically
-They're releasing SH2 Remake episodically
-Konami have a video uploaded showing the beginning of SH2's gameplay & the video matched with the video Konami was planning to upload"


So he wasn't leaking anything in these cases, he was only commenting or guessing about stuff someone else leaked. When Bloober said they were working on a big horror IP for a famous publisher many people guessed it was Silent Hill, and when Konami and Bloober announced a deal pretty much confirmed it, more people guessed it.

But do we have recepts of Dusk Gollem mentioning that Bloober was working on the SH2 remake before someone else leaked these screenshots on Sept. 4?

Also, some of the things you're criticising him for (such as the Korean board thing) are personal predictions, not actual leaks.
True. In the same way that many people take some of his personal guesses/predictions as leaks when end being true while ignoring all the other ones, the big majority of them, that are wrong. Or when count as stuff leaked by him when he comments stuff leaked by someone else.

When it comes to Silent Hillinformation, Dusk Golem is legit.
Sometimes yes, sometimes not. Toyama, Japan Studio and Kojima .
 
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Facts:

The list is from their servers
Yes, this is what I said and doesn't prove me wrong.

The list I provided is not doctored, it's the original product
Yes, I never said it was doctored or that wasn't the original product, and doesn't prove me wrong.

Nvidia never said the list included fan guesses
Learn to read, I added two receipts from Nvidia where they said the list included "speculative games". Meaning that employee with access to that (real, existing) list -so from Nvidia or maybe some other company who did put games there- added there fan guesses.

We saw that many games (I listed several cases above) were wrong, even with their devs debunking the existance of that projects, and at least one was a copy paste from another leak with a mistranslation so yes, the list included fan guesses. This is a fact backed by several facts.

Don't you get tired of being wrong?
In the previous post @Darkknight2149 politely shown me a fact that proved me wrong with one thing and I admitted it, there's nothing wrong or bad on it. I like to learn things.

You and the now ignored troll instead are starting to be embarassing and really disgusting. You keep personally attacking me without being able to provide a single fact that prove me wrong in anything. Just keep repeating stuff I agree or stuff that doesn't prove me wrong at all and even sometimes it's unrelated to what I said.

As you mentioned before yes, you are wasting your time.
 
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"new Silent Hill game started development in 2019, & that Masahiro Ito was working on the title" (Bloober later said in Feb 2021 that they were working for more than a year with a famous publisher, so pretty likely started to work in the remake in late 2019)
This is more likely to be The Short Message and the game that it's announcing, since he doesn't seem to be heavily involved with Bloober's game aside from monster concept art.









Also keep in mind:


One of the SH in the works is an episodic title
This applies to both Ascension and Townfall. (According to VGC, Townfall is the start of an anthology from various indies, not just Annapurna Interactive producing one game with Konami.)

But even putting Townfall aside, Ascension is a community choice-based episodic interactive game.

Konami gave the rights of the two SH games to Sony but that Sony didn't buy the IP. (Isn't true, Konami is the Silent Hill IP owner and obviously will publish their own games because they are a publisher. If something, Sony would get (timed? console?) exclusives as they do with many 3rd party indies or AAA teams, but wouldn't get the rights, or would publish or develop
For the past couple of years on ResetEra, Dusk Golem has been saying that Sony obtained the marketing rights for the Silent Hill games. Not that they have the actual license.

Also mentions Japan Studio involved somehow (Japan Studio was instead working on Astrobot and Demon's Souls remake plus getting restructured to split it into two and change their management).
He mentions Toyama and Akira (Yamaoka) working on the SH soft reboot. Later we knew Toyama founded Bokeh in August 2020 and left Sony a month later to on Slitterhead (with Yamaoka btw), which isn't related to SH at all.
This is actually old news. He mentions that stuff in his older posts, but he was never 100% on it and disavowed it in late-2020. That leak didn't come from him, but from KatharsisT (an "insider" who showed up on ResetEra in early 2020 and made a bunch of shit up to piggyback on the other Silent Hill leaks, and later outed herself as a fraud by making outrageous and inconsistent claims).

Funny enough, Transistor claimed the administrators "verified" that the information was true (not just that the leak was credible, he said that the information itself was verified when asked for clarification), and then it all turned out to be bullshit. After seeing how the ResetEra administrators behave behind-the-scenes, that's honestly hilarious. One of them definitely jumped the gun pretty hard.

But in hindsight, KatharsisT's leaks got way more attention than they deserved. Everything she said was wrong.



You're right about Dusk Golem's claims about Hideo Kojima, though. Although he's been generally right on Capcom and Silent Hill, his scoop in 2020 about Death Stranding and Kojima's alleged sitdowns with Konami are dubious. Especially the manga with Junji Ito that we still haven't seen any trace of.