Silent Hill... a place people forgot, until it called them back.

From the outside, it was just a foggy, long since abandoned town. But when the air shifted and the sirens began, everything changed: streets decayed, walls rotted from the inside out, and what once looked like stone became metal.

It never showed you what it is, only what you are. And once you were in Silent Hill, there was no hiding.

The town saw what’s buried, took the things you've locked away—shame, grief, guilt—and gave them form. Twisted imitations too grotesque to be compared to humans. You walked through them, saw how some still twitched and a few were nailed to the walls like trophies, with their faces stretched and their mouths open in what seemed like a scream that never left. The hallway narrowed with every step you took, making It hard to tell if it were the walls closing in or your mind breaking under the weight of the place.

The floor, slick with blood, stretched under your feet and creaked with every movement. Somewhere behind the walls, something scraped—slow... heavy, unmistakably the sound of metal grinding against metal. It was getting closer without urgency.

The hallway narrowed again, this time in a notorious way that left no doubt it was happening. Then another scrape and he turned the corner, a hulking figure that filled the corridor with his presence alone. His bare chest was smeared with grime, and his muscles were corded beneath his pale flesh. A metallic, rust-stained pyramid structure with no visible openings completely encased his head, rendering him faceless, voiceless, and unknowable. A butcher’s apron, weathered from decay and violence, clung to him like skin.

In his hand, he dragged a blade almost as long as he was tall, shrinking across the floor and leaving long gashes in the grating behind him with each movement. His steps were far from rushing, moving in a straight line like he'd been walking toward you since the moment you arrived in Silent Hill.

Fighting was not an option, and escaping from him in this claustrophobic place seemed nearly impossible.

Good luck.