Silent Hill and Gravity rush creator Keiichiro Toyama is working on a brand new game, which will be a horror action-adventure, aiming to release sometime in 2021.

According to the latest reports, Sony were seeking to re-establish the relationship between Hideo Kojima and Konami in order to bring the popular horror series Silent Hill back to life, but sadly, the deal fell through.

According to YouTuber Moore's Law is Dead, Hideo Kojima is working on the rumoured Silent Hill game in some capacity. Also, there's a chance that Konami reveal it at The Game Awards show.

The rumoured Silent Hill game could finally be announced at the upcoming The Game Awards show, which is scheduled for December 12, 2020. Silent Hill is apparently PS5 exclusive, developed by Konami.

According to Kinda Funny Games podcast host Imran Khan, Silent Hill rumours are indeed true and the team is currently working on the game, which may not be titled Silent Hill, though.

It looks like we could get another Silent Hill: Shattered Memories game in the upcoming years. The game's director Sam Barlow confirmed via Twitter that he is currently pitching a follow up to the game.

Silent Hill fans are hoping for any official confirmation of a new game in the series being developed but Konami are silent about it so far. However, an insider claims one has been in the works since 2019.

Sony are not buying Metal Gear Solid or Silent Hill IPs Hideo Kojima confirmed in his latest interview. Kojima said these rumours are completely false and he never really listened to them in the first place.

It looks like the rumoured Silent Hill PS5 exclusive is set to be officially announced at Sony's PlayStation 5 event, which is currently scheduled for June 3 2020, according to reliable sources.

Rumour has it Silent Hill reboot is in development at Sony Japan Studio since 2019. Apparently, the game is already playable and Sony will show off the demo, soon after the game reveal.