Silent Hill is back. Silent Hill f, developed by NeoBards Entertainment, has launched worldwide and made a chilling entrance into cloud gaming with its debut on Boosteroid. It’s the first mainline Silent Hill game since 2012, and you can stream it without a high-end PC—up to 4K at 60fps if you’re on Boosteroid’s Ultimate tier.
Release and platforms
– Launch date: September 25, 2025, with Digital Deluxe early access starting September 23
– Platforms: PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Steam, Epic Games Store, and Windows PC
– Cloud option: Immediate Boosteroid access for players who own the Steam version
Why it matters
– A landmark return for the storied horror series, now accessible through streaming
– Play instantly on a wide range of devices, no downloads or expensive hardware required
– The game’s 1960s Japan setting leans heavily into psychological horror, perfect for big screens and high-resolution streaming
Boosteroid performance and plans
– Ultimate membership enables streaming up to 4K at 60fps for a smooth, cinematic experience
– The platform now supports up to 4K and 120fps across all subscription levels for supported titles
– A new Ultra Pro tier adds enthusiast perks like longer session times and server location selection
– The standard plan taps into the same underlying streaming tech, making high-quality cloud gaming more accessible
Context for fans
This release follows a surge of interest in the series after the 2024 remake of Silent Hill 2 surpassed two million sales. Building on that momentum, Konami teamed up with external talent for Silent Hill f, bringing fresh creative direction while preserving the franchise’s signature dread and atmosphere.
How to start playing via the cloud
Own the Steam version, sign in on Boosteroid, and start streaming—no patches, no waiting. For the best visual fidelity and responsiveness, choose the Ultimate plan; players seeking longer sessions and added control can step up to Ultra Pro.
The bottom line
Silent Hill f blends a haunting new chapter with modern accessibility. Whether you’re console-bound, on a modest laptop, or leaning into cloud gaming on the go, this is the most convenient—and arguably the most immersive—way to step back into the fog.
