Silent Hills: Downfall is United States ESRB “M” rating and is expected to be sold in the near future

News from IT House 2 June, according to video game media MP1ST today, the Silent Hills: Downfall game has now received US ESRB ratings and is expected to be sold in the near future.

According to ESRB official data, Silent Hills: Downfall is rated as “M” (IT House Note: Mature, mature), suitable for players aged 17 and over, landing on PC, PS5 platforms. The game will have bloody, vulgar language and violent content.

ESRB states that it was a form of existential terror. The game players will try to escape from a small town in Scotland, and the drama will include “the effect of a real shooting and a large amount of blood spray”. In one of the animations, the role was stabbed at close range towards a corpse; in the other, the picture of a man being swallowed by a monster was shown, and the game also contained crudes such as “f**k”.

It is noteworthy that Sony is about to hold a new issue of State of Play, which will be 90 minutes in total. Since the adoption of ESRB ratings usually means that the game is in a state of development, a number of players speculate that Collème may publish the latest information at the State of Play event in the near future.

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