Silent Hill series producer Motoi Okamoto has revealed that Konami is considering multiple new projects as the franchise prepares for its second and third waves of releases.

Following the releases of Silent Hill 2 Remake, Silent Hill f and Silent Hill: Townfall, Konami is already looking toward the future of its psychological horror franchise.

In a recent interview with Famitsu, reported by Game Observer, series producer Motoi Okamoto discussed plans to continue expanding Silent Hill beyond its recent revival.

Silent Hill’s Second and Third Waves Are Being Considered

Okamoto expressed relief that the franchise’s first wave of three games had successfully launched and received positive responses.

However, he made it clear that Konami has no intention of stopping there.

“We need to consider the second and third waves,” Okamoto explained, adding that the team is currently “looking at a number of projects.”

Although no specific games were announced, his comments suggest Konami is exploring several possibilities for Silent Hill’s future.

The franchise’s recent revival began with Silent Hill 2 Remake in 2024, followed by Silent Hill f in 2025.

The latest release, Silent Hill: Townfall, arrived in September 2026, introducing a first-person psychological horror experience centered on Simon Ordell and the mysterious island of St. Amelia.

With three major releases in consecutive years, Silent Hill has become an increasingly active franchise for Konami.

For now, the company has not revealed which projects could form the next wave, whether they will involve remakes or original stories, or when players can expect official announcements.