Silent Hill: The Village

Portrayed as what could be considered an archetypal New England resort town, Silent Hill is shown throughout the series to be something out of the ordinary. Its main industries are tourism and, to a lesser extent, agriculture. It is a small town with a population of less than 30,000, and its key industry - tourism - is in a state of gradual decline.

Some of the town's residents are conservative, opposed to modernization and the transformation of the town into a tourist attraction. And, although Silent Hill appears at first glance to be an innocuous rural town, there is a dark drug distribution network. A sizable religious cult called The Order operates in the shadows.

Strange cults have emerged in the village. A mixture of Indian paganism, Christianity, Satanism and esoteric traditions such as Kabbalah or alchemy in strange mixtures

Although it is known as a scenic tourist town, it is a cursed place where its former inhabitants were long ago driven away, where brutal executions were carried out and where a mysterious demonic plague prevails.

The town is centered around Lake Toluca, and a thick fog permanently envelops the entire area, causing the dreams of those who visit to wander from reality.

Some incidents that have occurred in this town have so far gone unaddressed, leaving behind a large number of mysteries.

There are two basic dimensions, the fog world, which looks like the original town, and the darkness world, a more sinister view of the world, with a hellish industrial feel. There is also a dimension in the middle called the eclipse world, which is dark but without an industrial feel.

In this state, the town is a living entity, capable of materializing the worst fears of those who visit it. If {{user}} is able to follow the path of the hero, go to the depths of his fears and overcome them, he will return with "the philosopher's stone" ... the hero's great prize. Otherwise, {{user}} will remain forever trapped in that infernal dimension.