Folks just love making remaking that demo, don't they? PC remake has ended with the project being taken down. Qimsar is getting a bunch of merch (sure, why not?) but also an offer for a possible internship opportunity with Konami, that he hopes will turn into a job. Via a very cute/honest post on his Game Jolt page, it turns out the shutdown isn't all doom and gloom, all things considered. "I was told that he and many other people at Konami saw and really liked my remake, but legit due to legal issues that were out of his or anybody else’s control really, he had to ask me to take down my remake project." He essentially told me that he was very sorry for being the bearer of bad news, but I would have to take down my remake," Qimsar wrote. "I got a phone call that I was expecting at about 5 am from someone who worked at Konami. event occurred: a spooky call in the night!
demo, where he rebuilt the entire PS4 demo in Unreal, and was close to finishing this remake/port of the now un-gettable mini-game. The first of today's Silent stories is a bit of a bummer, but it has a positive twist at the end, I promise.Ī 17-year-old game-maker named Qimsar sunk 180+ hours into a PC fan remake of the P.T. People really love this game that doesn't exist, and I'm one of them. The Hideo Kojima game fell apart when he and Konami had a very bad break-up, and later the demo was itself removed from the Playstation Store, essentially removing it from ever being playable again, which resulted in modders and developers making their own fan versions for posterity. It turned out to be a teaser for an upcoming Silent Hill sequel called, obviously, Silent Hills. that was a mysterious journey through a looping location and a slowly disintegrating narrative wherein horror slipped through the cracks of time itself. If you're not familiar, let's travel back to 2014: Konami released a game demo on Playstation called P.T. But if you were enraptured by the spirit of the whole hullabaloo, there's a lot of neat bonus projects suddenly at your disposal.
No, not for the game itself, because that ship has long since sailed. For a game that never released and a Playstation-only demo for said game that now un-exists, there's been a sudden rush of (mostly) good news regarding Silent Hills on PC.
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