Silent Hill: Townfall PC Requirements Revealed Ahead of September 2026 Launch
Konami’s next Silent Hill entry, Silent Hill: Townfall, is set to land on PC with a clear message for hardware owners: it’s aiming higher than what many players needed for the most recent previous PC outing in the series. The publisher has shared its PC requirements and also released a new 15-minute showcase focused on first-person action and stealth, ahead of a September 2026 release.
Release timing and availability
Silent Hill: Townfall is scheduled to release on September 24, 2026. Pre-orders are available on Steam and the Epic Games Store.
| Edition / Version | Price | Bonus | Early access window |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 49,99 € | — | Two days early with pre-order |
| Deluxe | 59,99 € | Alternate costume for Simon, “rusted” CRTV style, art book, and soundtrack | Two days early with pre-order |
PC requirements: what you’ll need to run Townfall
Townfall is set in 1996 in St. Amelia, a remote Scottish location, and the publisher positions it as a more immersive and detailed psychological horror experience. That ambition shows up in the hardware targets.
Minimum (1080p / 30 FPS, low settings)
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 or Intel i7-8700K
- RAM: 16 GB
- GPU: RTX 2060 Super or Radeon RX 6600
For comparison: Silent Hill f
- To target 4K / 30 FPS, Silent Hill f calls for 32 GB RAM.
- GPU guidance for that 4K target includes RTX 3080 or Radeon RX 7800 XT, alongside support for NVIDIA DLSS and AMD FSR to help maintain performance.
- Storage guidance for Silent Hill f includes 75 GB of free space on an SSD.
Konami also states that if your PC can run Silent Hill f without issues, it’s likely you’ll be able to handle Townfall as well—though potentially not at 4K depending on your configuration. The recommended 4K-class setup for the previous entry, plus the heavier overall requirements for Townfall, underline that this is likely one of the more demanding Silent Hill experiences on PC.
15-minute trailer: first-person horror, combat, and stealth
Alongside the requirements, Konami published a 15-minute video showing gameplay. The showcase highlights first-person combat and a range of stealth options.
Townfall is described as the first Silent Hill built fully in first-person, using heavy atmosphere as part of the storytelling. The presentation emphasizes dense environmental mood and fog that’s framed as more than just a visual effect.
What this means for players (and what’s still unclear)
If you’re targeting smooth play at 1080p/30 FPS on low settings, the minimum specs suggest a fairly modern baseline for 2026-era standards—especially the GPU pairing Konami lists for the low preset target.
However, the bigger question for many PC owners is performance beyond the stated 1080p target: the details provided focus on the minimum 1080p goal and a comparison point from Silent Hill f’s 4K guidance. Konami hasn’t laid out an explicit “high” or “4K for Townfall” requirement list in the information available here.
