Konami takes the P.T. aerial remake made for PC

Unfortunately the bad news came to the fans of Silent Hill sent the ramake to PC made by Qimsar of the deceased Silent Hills ].

While Silent Hills has been downloaded more than 1,000,000 times, it's easy to see why fans still want the demo back or the continuation of the project. Thus, the young Qimsar of only 17 years, was in the last phase of the remake in the Unreal Engine 4 . Unfortunately, in a long statement at the site Game J1 he says he received a call from a representative of Konami asking for the withdrawal of the platform's game:

"It's basically me said it was sad to bring more news, but I should remove the remake.I was informed that he and several others at Konami have seen and really liked my remake.Unfortunately, because out of control, he had to ask me to withdraw my project. "

Curiously, thanks to the popularity of the project, Qimsar claims that Konami offered him an internship. However, as for Silent Hills, the game has returned to the inflamed depths of the city from where it came. Thus, Konami continues to focus his efforts on the highly anticipated Death Stranding

"This is nothing super-official or anything like that, but a scene for me in Konami where I would do things for Konami USA, EU and Japan. "

Qimsar reminds fans that there are dozens of PT remakes and asked why he was the only one to have been removed. That said, if Konami has started to restrict unauthorized content, it may be necessary to download it as long as possible.

What future for Silent Hill?

Since 1999, Silent Hill Players are hiding behind their pillows as they venture into the horror of survival and face the monsters that await them in the series of nightmares. Successes like Silent Hill 2 to least known as Silent Hill: Book of Memories fans saw everything in the city terrifying. As it is, Silent Hill: Downpour is clearly the latest game of consoles of 2012. The future of the franchise therefore remains uncertain.