Silent Hill: Townfall falls significantly behind the Silent Hill 2 remake and Silent Hill f in launch sales, analysts say
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The game launched during an exceptionally crowded release window, with Control Resonant, EA Sports FC 27, and other major titles competing for the audience's attention.
According to estimates by the analytical firm Alinea Analytics, sales of Silent Hill: Townfall since its release have reached around 404,000 copies. At a price of $50 per copy, the horror game brought Konami approximately $20.2 million in revenue.
The bulk of sales came from the PlayStation 5, with Sony's console accounting for 70.9% of copies sold. Notably, physical editions generated 42.8% of the game's total revenue. This once again demonstrates that disc versions still hold a significant place in the market, despite the industry's gradual transition to digital distribution.
However, the performance of Silent Hill: Townfall looks rather modest compared to previous releases in the franchise. By comparison, the Silent Hill 2 remake sold over a million copies in just its first three days on the market. Silent Hill f achieved the same milestone even faster—within its first 24 hours.
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