The Xbox Store page of "Silent Hill" shows that the game has many accessibility options

Mar 15 2025

　　If you like the various barrier-free options available in Silent Hill 2: Remake, here is good news. Developed by NeoBards Entertainment, Silent Hill f will also offer some accessibility options – something that has been revealed by its Xbox store’s gaming page.

In the "More" section of the game page of the Silent Hill f" Xbox store, the official lists the color options (which may mean high contrast mode), subtitle options, adjustable text size, and expected custom volume controls. The game also supports common progress save and pause functions. In addition, the page information also shows that the difficulty of this game can also be adjusted.

　　In addition, it also carries the label of "no quick response events", which means that the game does not have quick response events (QTE) or there is no option to turn them off. Silent Hill 2: Remake allows players to turn on the visibility of button prompts and resize icons, so it may be a similar situation.

　　However, more specific gameplay details about "Silent Hill f" - including combat and puzzle solving - have not been announced yet, so stay tuned.