Silent Hill 4: The Room

Silent Hill 4: The Room is an iconic part of the horror series. The hero is locked in his own apartment. The apartment remains the only safe place. The apartment serves as a refuge during breaks. Some puzzles require attention to detail. Ghosts constantly pursue the hero, slowing down his pace and not allowing him to calmly walk through the corridor. Each chapter begins and ends in the apartment, and this return home feels like a respite. Henry Townsend can't get out the door. Passages to other worlds open in the wall. The residents of the house reveal their fate in the notes. The chapter ends with a return home. Some of the levels are presented in the first person, and there are no maps or hints at all in such places. The hero can open the inventory to sort out the notes and keys found. A flashlight and a pipe are the hero’s only reliable companions in dark dungeons and hospitals. A woman, a child and other inhabitants are encountered along the way. Some doors open only after prompting. Ghosts slow down the hero and prevent him from running. Henry Townsend is locked in apartment three hundred two, and the only way out is through a hole in the wall. The records of the building's residents reveal the history of the cult and the fate of the apartment's former inhabitants. The hospital and subway corridors look familiar from previous parts of the series. You can return home through the same hole. Residents of the house leave notes about their past. The passages lead to hospitals, subways and dungeons, but each time the hero returns home. The order of the chapters changes, and familiar places open up in a new way. Anyone who loves classic horror will love this game.