Is Silent Hill 3 the creepiest in the series? |

[@SilentHillside]

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[@misterturkturkle]

Dont do it, we love you.

[@Trustee-of-The-Most-High]

I think there's a glitch in the wheelchair

[@waltuh11121]

If someone wanted to make a horror game they should really study Silent Hill 3, it just does a lot of things great

[@nassergreatdeveloper3745]

Right, alot of horror video games inspired by silent hill 3. Resident evil village, outlast, medium, and dead space

[@nottechytutorials]

If there had to be a horror games to be studied, it most definitely should be Cry of Fear. I played it recently and understood what all the hype was about. It really is a good game. It felt like Silent Hill 2, like you just knew what the character must have been thinking and feeling at that exact moment.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

All four Silent Hill-games made by Team Silent. Amnesia: The Dark Descent and original Alone in the Dark.

[@dragonofkilln9663]

@@nassergreatdeveloper3745 I thought dead space was inspired by event horizon

[@nassergreatdeveloper3745]

@@dragonofkilln9663 it was inspired by resident evil 4 and silent hill homecoming.

[@zackmatteson125]

Omg y’all, it’s a reference to Alessa. Her burned body is literally on a wheelchair in the first game and there’s tons of wheelchairs throughout the game to foreshadow that, since the Otherworld is a manifestation of her suffering. This wheelchair lets you know you’re back in Alessa’s nightmare.

[@banbrotherhood]

I know nothing about Silent Hill, thank you for the explanation.

[@kahnercook4869]

I'm just now realizing that the burned wheelchair in SH4 is a reference to alessa because of this comment

[@nicolasriveros943]

@@kahnercook4869 both Walter and Alessa had similar backstories, both abused childs by the Cult. Is likely that they even knew each other at some point

[@gabrielafreeman94]

I wish they remade silent hill for ps5

[@mattmolloy636]

I think they just liked wheelchairs tbh. SH4 has a stupid amount of them that are just kind of there for no reason aside from testing our nerves, as if the devs were giggling each time they hit the multiplier on wheelchairs and wall hazards going down some of the worst staircases. At some points it just felt like it was up to dumb luck where persistence meets opportunity with odds skewered out of your favor 😢

[@nycolau_pudding]

SH 3 it's so much scarier than 2, the second game is so much depressing and loneliness

[@vksasdgaming9472]

All four "Golden Age" Silent Hill-games are great and none of them is actually bad.

[@ReverendLeRoux]

​@@vksasdgaming9472 four fumbles A LOT with it's experimentation, but I'm glad we have it. It's very unique, both as a silent hill and in the genre more broadly.

[@vksasdgaming9472]

@@ReverendLeRoux Following three back-to-back masterpieces Silent Hill 4 appears "awful" because it is merely very good. If I remember it's design didn't even start as Silent Hill-game.

[@ReverendLeRoux]

@@vksasdgaming9472 I didn't even say it was awful, I just said that it tries a lot of new stuff at once and a good bit of it doesn't work as well as it could work. It's definitely a "play it, you won't regret it" game in an early franchise of "Horror must haves"

[@vksasdgaming9472]

@@ReverendLeRoux I did not say that. It just appears awful as it follows three genre-masterpieces and is merely very good game of it's genre. It has flaws but it also has successes as well. Very few games has protagonist separate from PC and Silent Hill 4 does exactly that and succeeds. Even lazy solution of returning to previous levels again is written into game itself.

[@cjwinchester1206]

This is the brilliance of Silent Hill. A quiet moment where nothing is going on, just a wheelchair. And that's all I need to be scared.

[@m.o.d.1349]

not really, its not shown there, but that room is filled with the crawler enemies

[@rickydo6572]

I remember there's a room in the alternative world with a table in the middle, and an ashtray with a lit cigarette in it. That always gave me the chills, and it's so simple xD

[@MarcosHenrique-bx3cy]

@@cjwinchester1206 a música também combinou com o ambiente sombrio e a ausência de pessoas ..

[@nicolasriveros943]

SH3 in general has the most dense, terrifying and nerve inducing atmosphere of them all. i'm a big SH 2 Fanboy, but no other game of the series has deeply scared me like SH3 did

[@rubenfernandez3578]

Not sorry, sh1 is the best

[@DonManuelConLeonsJacket]

Ikr, The ghost that pushes u onto the subway tracks in fpv creeped me out the most

[@icianthea]

I eased my fear by turning into a sailor scout and shooting laser beams at the monsters while wielding a light saber.

[@undyingsoul3949]

​@@rubenfernandez3578And I still can't decide whether I love 1 or 3 most.

[@eternaldarkness6228]

SH 4 has creepy ghosts, and the intro is horrible 😖 also Mr Desalvo floating at the prison stairs is very disturbing!. I would include the "Twins baby face monster"😬

[@CaptainLeona]

It will never cease to amaze me how beautifully deranged Silent HIll 3 is. While i still think SH4 is the most uncomfortably creepy out of all three games, SH3 is just gorgeous horror.

[@ArekkusuAlex-8]

I think SH 4 captures more the depressing state of staying inside your house in a whole week of just rain and gloomy days, while slowly going more and more crazy from being inside. I think it goes well to how most people felt during the first years of covid

[@franciscogonzalezramirez5033]

SH 4 is an underrated master piece. Its horror is just in a whole different level... SH3 is gorgeous, but the story and characters are less appealing. The way SH 4 tells you the story of the main character (Walter) through notes, echoes, and eyes of Henry is just genius.

[@TheFedeGamer99]

​@@ArekkusuAlex-8 wow true... could have been sh4 a premonition of the lockdown? Lmao

[@UnclePhil1112]

The first 4 games are absolute masterpieces, maybe it was the low-res hardware at the time, but they don’t make games like this anymore

[@gatunhame]

​@@UnclePhil1112 games that what? couldn't make out what the typo was supposed to be.

[@yheetme8072]

I love that each silent hill has its own way of getting under your skin

[@donovan7187]

Definitely, I remember being legit creeped out seeing this for the first time. As well as the wheelchair near the elevator that was screeching, and looked like whoever's been on it has been in an accident. That was terrifying.

[@southparkkenny2]

'Accident' is putting it mildly considering the bullet holes, blood and shell casings.

[@Gaily56719]

I am still waiting Past the time of Silent Hill. Hoping its going to be Fantastic❤😅😅

[@peteybakedziti8908]

SH3 is the only game that gets so scary during the slower movements that it genuinely makes you wish the monsters would appear because it's just less creepy that way

[@cute_polly]

I love that Masahiro Ito was paying homage to lots horror movies in the Silent Hill games. It’s always fun to find easter eggs :))

[@xoxxo236]

Yeah the wheel chair takes inspiration from Jacob's ladder

[@ThatIntrovertedWeeb_M]

Does Masahiro Ito have relation to Junji Ito?

[@lyalyukhigh6449]

Not only Masahiro

[@bruhmomentos6548]

@@ThatIntrovertedWeeb_M no unfortunately but they did work on silent hills ( i hate konami ) maybe they will get together again they are two horror masterminds

[@TheLadySquid]

I thought this was referencing Alessa

[@dianandrian222]

Meanwhile in SH4, the chair attack 😂😂

[@lelela2211]

What’s creepy is the great sounddesign

[@toprak3479]

I agree, the visuals are brilliant but that music and sound design is terrifying and otherworldly.

[@tjheitor89]

Monsters? They look like monsters to you? 😮 Im kidding 😂

[@toprak3479]

The exact quote is "It's just a joooooke." 🤤

[@Cover-]

This one from which version?

[@rthorofthehillppl]

This was a stand out moment for me when I first played SH 3. There's so many awesome visuals on this game that just make you feel uneasy and help keep you on the edge of your seat. It makes me sad that we'll probably never see another SH game that did it like the original three did.

[@chaptermastersinclair1052]

I fuckin love sh3 it had me shaking in my lil boots back in the day

[@Theanymemetor]

How do I play the game?

[@chaptermastersinclair1052]

@@Theanymemetor GameShark forget the flashlight and use the lightsaber as a light source

[@DarkRedKitten]

This is what makes silent hill so good. They show you something, give you a little context and then let your mind and imagination do the work. And this is also the reason why stupid jumpscare games have no stand against SH.

[@SilentEvil97]

SH1 is still for me one of the heaviest and darkest atmospheres I ever experienced in a game. SH3 as a follow up had that as well. I hope the new SH games will be able to bring that emotion again....or hopefully a sh1 or sh3 remake would be cool. I'm not really sure why they decided to skip 1 and remake 2 instead.

[@swolzer]

because sh2 is considered greatest horror game of all time. other than that idk.

[@rubenfernandez3578]

​@@swolzernot sorry, sh1 is better than 2, if people says that 2 is the best is because those people played silent hill 2 at their first silent because ps2 introduce video games to people too much that ps1 did, i know a few ppl who says sh2 its their best experience but when they tried first sh its like no way they still rather sh2

[@rubenfernandez3578]

​@rayhanrehemaputra1719agree, the most popular doesnt mean the best always

[@swolzer]

@@rubenfernandez3578 idc

[@rubenfernandez3578]

@@swolzer u salty

[@2realradioinc.350]

That ambience is chiller

[@matiasm.7632]

It's also a reference to the movie "Jacob's ladder"

[@HauntFreak13]

Session 9.

[@godramen7104]

I always thought Silent Hill was light-years ahead of Resident Evil. RE was great but SH always made me uncomfortable and its extremely intricate in design and depth of characters, stories, settings and atmosphere.

[@deadweight2049]

I love this Session 9 reference. Probably the best psychological horror movie I've ever seen.

[@18skeltor]

"It's not like the wheelchair was from Session 9. In the first place, I've never watched that film." -Masahiro Ito

[@SneedFeedAndSeed]

There's text written in blood in the Lisa/Valtiel room that is taken from Exorcist 3

[@laren153]

sh 3 was too much for me, so much noise, i could only play it a bit before taking a break, absolutely terrifying

[@tridos2574]

The fleshy noises and low quality rhythmic noises are disturbing. Psychological horror every room in this game

[@nuggmceg7031]

The thing that creeped me out in sh3 the most was the room with the mirror, actually had me bugging tf out

[@psychoragexiii]

I remember the wheel chair of the hospital basement... The first time that I played the game I was really afraid turn the corner 🙃

[@Trid3nt861]

I remember there being a wheelchair in Silent Hill 1 with Cybil sitting in it with the parasite on her back where you have to fight her. Since its also in Silent Hill 3, there must be some symbolism pertaining to it. Maybe its just that a reminder of the hospital and the trauma and horrors that Allessa faced in Alchamella Hospital.

[@HumbleDial]

It is, thats why Heather says its 'calling to her' in the video

[@spooderman_q]

I honestly dont know what's so creepy about that. The whole place looks creepy, So i dont see what's special about that wheelchair.

[@Alwaysgrim]

There's a part in the hospital where heather finds the SMG and a wheelchairs wheel is still spinning and it's owners blood trails to the elevator bullet holes everywhere . It's totally scary and creepy 😂

[@Jason-eo1rh]

Why are you laughing?

[@Alwaysgrim]

@@Jason-eo1rh Tu Fui Ego Eris

[@Jason-eo1rh]

The problem is, you can't even say it's a rictus laugh, becuase you don't involuntarily type that.

[@snowyfrosty312]

I WAS SUPER SCARED IN THIS PART I DON'T EVEN WANNA MOVE I EVEN PAUSED AND PREPARE MYSELF

[@ruudkeijzer9106]

Wrong wheelchair. The one in the hospital freaked me out way more

[@KatsuDrawn]

1-4 was a peak silent hill time. And I can only hope these new games will atleast bring in some of that og creepiness.

[@lust1875]

Bro that sound effect would literally tear my arse appart if I was a kid😂

[@Nicomanism]

Games like this were just pure. Never can they replicate this tone ever.

[@SevenAsses]

It’s amazing what you can do with just lighting and atmosphere

[@M_reapr]

This is actually a reference to the movie session 9 which is a really fucking good movie

[@brootal4234]

The other great thing about SH3 and 4 is that they don’t have to rely on bringing in Pyramid Head to be scary.

[@DianaHemphill]

I thought 3 was mostly obnox. Most of the time the scares just come down to loud distorted music which ends up just being annoying. Creepy wheelchair was cool though.

[@rez9386]

this definitely inspired the director for the movie Session 9

[@18skeltor]

Session 9: 2001 Silent Hill 3: 2003

[@djgabucay]

What i don't like is those HOWLINGS.. They give me the creeps.

[@waystich9663]

i hope they will make a remake of all series of silent hill

[@ld0ne]

2 is the creepiest. 3 is just great though. It's not far behind.

[@DrDolan2000]

I want to say that it is Playing the first two games, I was usually on edge when walking around - especially in the dark - not knowing what would come up next But that feeling was amped up in 3. I felt as though the world was in danger. I wanted to move forward to stop that evil, but I also didn't because I was too scared

[@TheRisky9]

I remember playing this game for the first time and getting through it and just feeling so exhausted by the end. I had never had a game that gave me that exhausted feeling before. The only other game that managed to pull it off was Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice decades later.

[@maskingtables]

I like to think all appearances of wheelchairs in Silent Hill are tied to the final boss of Silent Hill Downpour.

[@BrinkHorror]

Silent Hill 3 has some scares that absolutely got me the first time I played them and some still get me all these years later.

[@darkai619]

I'm loving all this classic silent hill stuff popping up

[@be15134]

This is nothing compared to the flipped basement wheelchair

[@aden1550]

This level was fucking terrifying

[@MMDTrxsh]

Silent Hill 4 Wheelchairs: _"And we took that personally."_

[@dmikepa88]

Those howling sounds always creep me out

[@basicexperience5238]

While 2 is my favorite horror game of all time, 3 is just so much scarier

[@axellorisa5116]

i always find wheelchairs unsettling. idk why but something about them just giving me the creeps...

[@Thomas11611]

I’m gonna say no. It doesn’t even come close to how scary Silent Hill 4 was. Don’t get me wrong, Silent Hill 3 had scary moments the entire time… but 4 was just traumatizing

[@mota3711]

I love the Silent Hill franchise I'm currently playing Silent Hill 4 The Room Silent Hill is a Gem 💎

[@LaCoalicion.]

I like the wheelchair at the hospital basement more.

[@darrelsam419]

It reminds me of pictures of rooms that are mostly empty aside from a chair just in the center of the room. It's even creepier if the chair is facing the door of the room. It's very unsettling and I can't explain why.

[@NeoNoir0076]

But in Silent Hill 4: the room there is a wheelchair drifting

[@Skylar_T]

For me, Silent Hill 3 was creepy as hell, and still is to this day whenever I replay it still.

[@IamBecomeNothingSpace]

Idk, i kind of feel sometimes SH4 is creepier then 3. I just liked that 3 is somehow a "part 2" of SH1.

[@rybo0072]

Always loved the symbolism and callbacks to SH1 in SH3 so cool

[@nugsboodlepoo]

I always found that wheelchair, all bathed in warm, natural lighting, comforting.

[@inconceivabledark]

I kind of found this bit inviting.... the light on the other side of the glass looks warm and mellow...As opposed to the council owned public toilets theme they've got going on on heather's side. Makes me feel like if I could walk through the glass to the other side, I'd be walking in on a pottery class full of cheery 50somethings just before they all head out for a well earned local bevvy😁

[@sigfriedgenco3392]

Alessa's Story..

[@OhVicanne]

Reminds me of Session 9, the wheelchair shot even is the cover art for the film

[@Esme_Heals_U]

The sounds 😭😭 that’s what scared me the most in SH

[@TheFedeGamer99]

Wheelchair in sh2 , Wheelchair in sh3, wheelchair in sh4, in homecoming origins too?

[@Santi-bt7if]

"I don't know why... but the world on the other side is calling me." Can't get more Silent Hill than that

[@DerpDevilDD]

Everyone. Everyone knew an empty wheelchair alone on a corridor is creepy. Greatly moreso if it's tipped on its side. Even more than that if the one wheel is still spinning.

[@stuffedmannequin]

This part in SH3 made me buy Session 9. It’s one of my favorite movies

[@F0gGrlDream]

THAT IS MY FAV PART!!!!! and you can't get through it.. it just fells you're in another dimension... and you just can't seem to reach for .. that paciluar chair..

[@rickydo6572]

This wheelchair is a reference to Session 9, it's a really cool recreation of a recurring shot in that movie

[@williampatrick2971]

The wheel chair scene that scared me was the one in that hallway where it’s turned over on its side with one of the wheels mysteriously spinning.

[@SirPigmund]

A little Session 9 reference. Lotsa references to horror in the Silent Hill series, like Jacob's Ladder, Koontz and so on. Hell, even a Kindergarten Cop reference was made in SH1.

[@HarRuRuKaaa]

SH4 And SH3 were amazing

[@aspie-anarchist9854]

omg it's the session 9 poster! I've been rewatching this for like 10 minutes I was like I've seen this before and not from playing this game.

[@ColbyNeblett]

The makers of Silent Hill The Room loved wheelchairs so much they made them sentient

[@raczedvard]

This reminds me of session 9. What an underrated gem that is

[@vagelismihalis7426]

I miss reading everything i see in horror games

[@scorionn]

sh and sh3 were pure terror no horror

[@Puni6622]

This moment in the third installment gave me a real feeling of discomfort and restlessness, and the reason is that I associated it with a very disturbing scene in the movie 'Session 9' which manages to give me goosebumps when I see it. . Many years have passed and both the aforementioned movie, as well as the sh3 and the other three original games still give me respect to play them. A psychological survival horror franchise that I love with all my being 🖤🔦👀

[@MsRee713]

The wheelchair is actually the focus of the first scene in a movie called Session 9. This was a movie that gave me nightmares for weeks. It stars David Caruso and I highly suggest it. I love how it is identical even down to the lighting. It is Simon in the wheelchair and he is blocking you from coming near. He lives in the weak. “…Gordon..” So, no, it isn’t glass.

[@alvaradoac21]

Is this a joke? I don’t get what’s scary, it just seems like a randomly placed wheelchair… the only thing contributing to the horror seems to be the sound design

[@Hugo_Tate]

The music was creepier than the wheelchair

[@Chugshoeplug]

Oh but the basement one had me shaking

[@arturoherrerajr2424]

Silent Hill 3 one of the best games in ps3 history

[@AnDroMedo8M5]

Sincerely, there's another wheelchair in the game that made me shiver worse than this one. And that would be the one in Brookhaven Hospital's basement hallway. It's lying on the ground, with one of its wheels spinning and making a very creepy noise, which becomes slower and slower as you keep staring at it, until it stops. Then there's a blood path starting from the wheelchair, and ending in a slightly open elevator. The fact that the wheel's still spinning when you find it means that whoever was killed and violently dragged into the elevator had been attacked probably seconds before Heather entered the room. And there's no body. No monsters, either. And no one will ever know where that body went. Creepy, dude.

[@AceTheFallen]

You know what's also creepy, the invisible prisoner in Toluca prison, and then the woman that screeches and bangs on the toilet stall when you knock a few times, also in the prison. Never had I ever jump so much. Mind you I started olaying these games when I was 7-8 years old. 😅 And used to watch my mom play from age 5

[@raymondk.santiago4951]

Well there must be a reason pyramid head walks so slowly, he gotta be tired just can't find the chair😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@the-robur]

This game is very intense!

[@ih8suvz]

Reminds me of A Nightmare on Elm Street 3. That wheel chair scared the crap out of me.

[@GourmetPickle]

Bro, even the doors are creepy. This is not surprising 😂

[@liliththefirehawk796]

Silent Hill 2 will always be my favorite, it’s the most iconic in the series. But I will say Silent Hill 3 is scarier in many ways, it notably has more horror tropes/gore, etc. A lot of that stuck with me. On the other hand, Silent Hill 2 is undoubtedly scary (especially when compared to most horror games these days) but it also has a vibe of overwhelming sadness.

[@tylerdurden783]

They've been doing the "creepy wheelchair" thing since the first game, bruh

[@deadpilled2942]

Healthcare system takes a bit of getting used to in New England

[@josephsuarez9594]

Short answer: Jacob’s Ladder

[@DJRevan]

More like Session 9 with the wheelchair.

[@DJRevan]

Session 9.

[@18skeltor]

@@DJRevan "It's not like the wheelchair was from Session 9. In the first place, I've never watched that film." -Masahiro Ito

[@ShadyRonin]

Session 9 hands down

[@gavinhowley9279]

Bruh all I could think about was sematary with the dogs howling 😭

[@ivanpeloza8462]

sillent hill 2 is the best horror game on internet period 😤

[@lumikera]

honestly i was too busy running so i never got to appreciate all the scares 😂

[@MorrisChannel4]

Had this and the soundtrack on ps2 and man those were some rough nights playing through this game. Freaky big twitchy monsters

[@chuckf2156]

This game scared the crap out of me when I was a kid