Is Silent Hill f on Game Pass?

Is Silent Hill f on Game Pass? Rather than being developed by Bloober Team, the group behind the recent Silent Hill 2 Remake, Silent Hill f is a brand-new entry from Hong Kong-based team NeoBards. With a wholly Japanese setting, Silent Hill f sees Hinako attempt to escape her once-idyllic hometown as the series' signature fog seeps in. So, can you play it with your Game Pass subscription?

Now released to strong standing, Silent Hill f could make a case as one of the best horror games of the year. Check out our glowing Silent Hill f review to see what we thought. And before you jump in, read up on the Silent Hill f system requirements to see if your machine is up to the task of rendering the game's striking beauty.

No, Silent Hill f isn't included in any Game Pass subscription. Whether that's the Basic library, PC Game Pass, Game Pass Ultimate, or even via Cloud Gaming, you won't find Silent Hill f available to play as part of the program.

Silent Hill f is only available on Steam and the Epic Games Store, but you can grab keys on platforms like Green Man Gaming, too.

So, to play Silent Hill f on your PC, the only option is to buy it on your preferred storefront or via trusted online retailers. No subscription service will grant you easy access to the latest title in the classic survival horror series, but you can get early access to the game ahead of its September 25 release date by picking up the Digital Deluxe version.

If you're up for the scares, don't let the puzzles put you off. We have guides on the best Silent Hill f Omamori and where to find them, as well as a clear look at how to beat the Silent Hill f Rinko boss. This entry puts a peculiar spin on the series' traditionally simple combat, and a brutal boss battle can really put you through your paces.

And to see what is coming to the service in due course, here's a list of upcoming Game Pass games to look forward to. The list of available games is ever-changing. Just because this one isn't launching day and date on the service, that doesn't mean it won't be introduced further down the line.