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Games like Silent Hill: Townfall

Enjoyed Silent Hill: Townfall? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as SILENT HILL 2, Husk, Those Who Remain. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.

About Silent Hill: Townfall: SILENT HILL: Townfall is a first-person psychological horror in which Simon Ordell returns to the island of St. Amelia to ‘put things right’. He finds a town blanketed in thick fog, seemingly abandoned, and gradually uncovers fragments of his past. Players must evade threats, fight with melee weapons or firearms, and tune the portable CRTV television to unstable signals that drive story-based puzzles. The game is set in Scotland in 1996.

Updated 12 Nov 2026, 00:00 UTC · similar games are picked by AI from our catalogue based on game content (play style, setting, co-op) · descriptions based on official publisher information on Steam

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SILENT HILL 2

James returns to Silent Hill, the town where he and his late wife shared so many memories, after a letter from her reaches him. He finds a ghost town cloaked in thick fog and prowled by disturbing monsters, and he must confront them, solve puzzles and search for traces of his wife. By the lake he meets a woman named Maria who resembles her strikingly. This remake of SILENT HILL 2 introduces an over-the-shoulder camera, an expanded map with once-inaccessible and newly added locations, and a reworked combat system with timed dodges and aiming down sights.

Husk

Husk is a first-person survival horror building on the genre’s classics. It is 1995 and the player becomes Matthew Palmer, who wakes alone after a train crash in Shivercliff, a town abandoned for unknown reasons, with no trace of his wife or daughter. Searching for his family, he crosses different parts of the town and its surroundings, faces monsters and boss fights, solves mysteries and survives. The game leans on immersive narration and a 90s atmosphere, touches on violence and alcohol addiction and draws on titles such as Silent Hill and Alan Wake.

Those Who Remain

Those Who Remain is a story-driven, first-person psychological horror adventure. You guide Edward through the sleepy town of Dormont, where he must confront disturbing horrors, keep his sanity intact and survive the night. The encroaching darkness forces you to stay in the light, and you can manipulate light sources to clear a path. The game moves between Dormont and a strange alternate reality, featuring puzzles and tough moral choices that lead to multiple endings. The story explores family, loss and mistakes.

Blair Witch

Blair Witch is a first-person psychological horror game that expands the film legend of the Blair Witch with a new story set years after the original movie. You play as Ellis, a former police officer searching for a missing boy, with only his loyal dog Bullet by his side. A camera, a cell phone and a flashlight are the tools you use to survive the haunted grounds of the Black Hills Forest, where memories and time are bent out of shape. How you react in danger and how you treat Bullet both shape what you learn about yourself. The game was made by Bloober Team.

MADiSON

MADiSON is a first-person psychological horror game in which you play as Luca, who wakes up locked in a dark room with blood on his hands. The demon MADiSON forces him to complete a gory ritual begun decades ago, making him commit abominable acts. Using an instant camera to bridge the human world and the beyond, you take photos, develop them yourself, solve puzzles, explore your surroundings and try to survive the entities. Randomly triggered events and changing puzzles add to the game's replayability.

The Occultist

The Occultist is a first-person narrative thriller. Players take on the role of paranormal investigator Alan Rebels, who travels to the abandoned British island of Godstone after his father vanishes. While exploring, he encounters supernatural entities and uncovers long-buried occult rituals. His main tool is a mystic pendulum, whose four unique mechanics let him alter his surroundings, and some souls can be engaged while others must be avoided. The game combines tense atmosphere with survival horror elements.