Konami Expands Silent Hill Series Beyond SH1 Remake and Townfall
Konami is set to expand its Silent Hill series beyond just the remake of the original game and the upcoming Silent Hill: Townfall. In the interim report for fiscal year 2026, the company showcased impressive growth, driven by its Digital Entertainment sector. This report covered the first half of the fiscal year, lasting from April 1 to September 30, 2025.
Strong Performance in Digital Entertainment
Konami Group Corporation reported a significant increase in revenue, rising 22.1% year-on-year to 224,839 million Yen. Operating profits also saw a substantial boost, increasing by nearly 29%. The company’s success was largely attributed to its Digital Entertainment Business, which includes popular titles such as eFootball, boasting over 900 million downloads globally.
Silent Hill Series Success
The report highlighted the overwhelming success of the Silent Hill franchise. The latest release exceeded one million sales within the first two days of its launch. Konami emphasized its commitment to expanding the Silent Hill intellectual property, stating they are working on the Silent Hill remake and the new title, Silent Hill: Townfall.
Future Expansion Plans
- Konami aims to develop the Silent Hill series further.
- The company is focused on creating titles that resonate with fans globally.
- Plans indicate more games beyond the current remake and Townfall are in development.
Overall Corporate Growth
In addition to the success of the Silent Hill games, Konami’s report illustrates a broader trend of growth across several divisions. The company has also announced new initiatives, including:
- Launching Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater.
- Expanding municipal sports facility management.
- Opening the “Konami Creative Front Tokyo Bay” R&D center.
Franchise Performance Update
As of late September 2025, Konami reported a resurgence of its classic franchises. The Metal Gear series has sold over 65.1 million units, with a 1.8 million unit increase since June 2025. The Silent Hill series also saw a growth to 13 million units, reflecting an increase of 1.3 million units during the same timeframe.
With ambitious plans for the future, Konami is poised to entice and entertain Silent Hill fans around the world.
