The scariest part of Silent Hill: Townfall? It's not the monsters—it's British interior design

The scariest part of Silent Hill: Townfall? It's not the monsters—it's British interior design The latest Silent Hill game goes overboard with tiny details of Scottish coastal life. Silent Hill: Townfall has a different kind of resonance if you grew up in the UK. That's probably because it's not as glamorous as somewhere like Kamurocho in Tokyo (St Amelia regrettably lacks a Sega World) or New York, and not as dreamy as the Stephen King-inflected small town settings of games like Alan Wake or Silent Hill 2.